I found the following website: Steve Melachrinos - W3HF - www.w3hf.com - Home Page Steve Melachrinos - W3HF - www.w3hf.com - Home Page W3HF's Old Callbooks Page. This site is

Hi Bart, Just Checked.........see www.hornucopia.com/contestcal/weeklycont.php It is this weekend for CW......21st for SSB...... Phil This email has been

* On 2015 06 Nov 06:42 -0600, GB Hoyt qrprat77@... [4sqrp] wrote: Once one gets past the mid '80s or so electronic history gets quite sketchy. Some history is available through

I am pretty sure I can look up my history on the FCC's ULS site. I don't know if that would help you OMs, bit I was licensed in 2000, as a tech plus. Tnx, KG4GVL GB Hoyt

Doc, I did not see many responses on the Yahoo reflector to you post. Are you able to put up an antenna at your new location? If it needs to be "neighorhood friendly" and must

I was first licensed in 1955 as a novice, but at that time it was only a 1 year term. I had a lapse but was able to retain my call (W8DLB) when I passed my General in 1957. I forget the year I

It's hard to believe, but the 2nd Sunday of November is this Sunday! It sort of crept up on me this month. This is the first in a series of eleven Second Sunday Sprints. Rules are a little

It is the last two digits of the year you were first licensed. Not when your current call was issued. And, to fellow who suggested backing up 10 years to figure it out, it wasn't all that long ago

One fox is strong and the other one in NH pretty thin!! He's trolling hard for customers!Good luck guys, static crashes are plentiful!' Johnny AC0BQ -- QRP....."More smiles per Watt" 72 JOHNNY AC0BQ

I put out a query just like you did and was directed to a ham that had call books back many years. He contacted me with the year I first showed up in the call book. I greased his palm with a

* On 2015 05 Nov 19:10 -0600, 'John R. Lonigro' jonigro@... [4sqrp] wrote: As I recall, the change from five to ten probably occurred in '84 as I seem to recall my Tech would have expired in

As was said earlier, Phil, as long as you report the same 2 digits, and report them consistently, it's no big deal. Hope to work you in sweeps - I'm gonna be operating as well - I think I might just

Thanks Dale and lets go get that fox!!! cu es 72, Bart

Happy Birthday Bart.. and a truck load to follow!! Great fun too. Have a great day, --... ...--Dale - WC7S in Wy To: 4sqrp@...; aldenmcduffie@... From: 4sqrp@... Date: Thu, 5 Nov 2015

My apologies, thinking of the wrong CW contest. CQ WW CW is the last weekend in Nov. Give me a break, turned 76 yesterday:-) Have fun in the Sweepstakes, have not played in that one for years. cu,

Phil, wouldn’t enter this weekend you will be alone!! CW is the last full weekend in November. Or it always has been??? cu, Bart

Nate: Thanks. That's what I get for extrapolating backwards in time. The change must have been before 1994 because I went from Tech to Tech+ that year and the expiration date

That math works *now*, John. Up until the early to mid '90s or so the FCC renewed the license with each modification. Sometime around the mid '80s is when the licenses became ten year terms as

Ge Unc, Do you happen to be a member of the Quarter Century Wireles Assoc? (QCWA) They'll look it up for you. ----------------------------I love this radio stuff!72

Consensus is to choose two digits and report them consistently. The ARRL will not be checking that part of the exchange for accuracy. What they do look for are busted callsigns and improperly copied