General.


I barely passed the technician and clobbered the General.

Life for me is generally that way.

I do poorly on entry level stuff and generally do dammned well after I get my foot in the door.

welcome to the club

Congrats!  I did better on the general too.

ROCKON Man!

Congrats!

just in time for shopping the Hamvention Deals

Congrats

Congrats! My VE didn't tell me my scores Of course, I didn't ask either.

Congrats!  

How'd your SEC do?

They are not supposed to tell you. I just peeked as they graded me.

I don't know my scores, though.

Congrats, I just passed both of mine today too!

Congrats piccolo and mdk2500!  

Congrats pic! I expect a blog post about your hamvention experience

Didn't make it to Hamfest as something came up.

Took the test about 50 miles from home, returned and went back to work at home.

wOOt!! Welcome to our siCkNeSS...

Congrats! Now why aren't you sitting here with the rest us in Dayton eating some bbq?

Because I am sitting at home in Pittsburgh cleaning this pig sty up.

Congrats!!!!  

Congrats!

That made coffee come out my nose!


   

Really, sincerely... CONGRATULATIONS!!!


Now, aren't you glad we told you to study for the General, too???

And a heartfelt CONGRATS, to you, too!!!




Coolness is breaking out all over the place!!!

OK, both of you guys... watch for your license to be listed at:

http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/ApplicationSearch/searchAppl.jsp

and in the little search drop down choose "By Applicant Name".

Also,

http://www.wm7d.net/fcc_uls/call_report2.shtml

As soon as you are listed, and since you have the CSCE in hand, you are good to go...

BUT, I suggest you listen a while, try to pick up the operating procedure.  If there is anything you don't understand, ask another ham you know, "What does it mean when they say....?"

And right after I was licensed a contester was calling for my state, so I answered.  After a few exchanges he said, "Is this your first QSO?"

I replied, "Oh, heck no!  This is my SIXTH!"  

And he stopped the rapidfire contesting lingo, and patiently explained to this grasshopper what it was all about, what the terms meant, etc.

The pileup that was waiting for him stood by quietly, listening while he showed me the ropes.  He welcomed me to ham radio and thanked me for the QSO.  In the amount of time he spent with me he could have made 15 or 20 contacts for his log, but he took the time out to do this for me.  And I will always be grateful, and make sure I treat other new hams the same way.  

When I grow up to be a real him, I want to be just like Bill K4EOA!

Congrats to both of you!

Pic, I just saw this post. Congratulations! And, same to you, mdk2500!

Congratulations to both of you!