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said by Bummered :
Yes, I live in a state where you can get whatever you want on your plate and call signs are not protected.
I finally tracked down the owner of the plate with my call sign. I called him up and asked him about it and he said it was the call sign of his grandfather who had died a few years back. He said his grandfather taught him everything he knows about hamming and they used to "play radio" together. Nevertheless, I asked him if I could have it and he refused. I offered him $100 for it and he said he wouldn't give it up for $1000. Guess I will just have to wait and see if he forgets to renew it or moves out of state and then I can snatch it up. You could also just get a new systematically assigned callsign -- I'm tired of killing stupid people just trying to do my job and go home! |
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| reply to Bummered I agree with what burner50 just said..."You could also just get a new systematically assigned callsign"
I think you can do this online at »wireless.fcc.gov/uls/index.htm?job=home
That would solve the problem for sure. |
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  Gbcue E.I.T. Premium join:2001-09-30 Santa Rosa, CA clubs:  | I wish CA's plates had a cool Amateur Radio logo on it. |
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  accounting
join:2008-02-29 Columbus, OH | Ohio does not have a logo on the ham plate, but it does say "Amateur Radio" on the bottom of the plate. |
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  accounting
join:2008-02-29 Columbus, OH
| reply to Bummered The Amateur Radio plates do come in handy when you are parked in a shopping center parking lot in the middle of the night working a severe weather net like I was the other night.
When a police car drives over by your car to check you out, they see the ham plates and then just drive off. They apparently know that hams sometimes work severe weather nets. |
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join:2006-05-08 Quakertown, PA
1 edit | reply to Bummered In Pennsylvania ...
AMATEUR RADIO OPERATOR: One plate may be issued with your Federal Communication Commission (FCC) assigned call letters. If you desire a second Amateur Radio Operator registration plate, your call letters plus a hyphen and the number 2 will be issued. A copy of your Amateur Radio Station license must be attached to the application.
STATE "HAM TAGS" INFORMATION: »www.arrl.org/FandES/field/regula···tes.html |
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 mr weather Premium join:2002-02-27 Mississauga, ON
| reply to Bummered In the Province of Ontario, ham radio plates are no different than regular number plates.
You can have (or had I don't know if it's still available) the Radio Amateurs of Canada logo added for extra $$. -- "It's all coming down!!" - Mike Holmes |
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