Posted: 2/8/2012 9:09:26 AM EDT
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As the title says I passed the test.
Just wainting on the my call sign to be assigned. Slamming |
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Thanks. Now I need to figure out all the radios and antanas my father in law left me when he passed away? well you've stumbled into a group that will help you along better than anywhere else on the net...take an inventory (with pics) and post away. again congrats! |
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Thinking about testing next month for the general. Have to see how my studing goes. Slamming http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_10_22/653728_How_to_go_from_Zero_to_Extra_Class_HAM_radio_license_in_30_min_or_less.html |
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Got my call sign. KK4GPV. Time to upgrade so we can get you on HF!! This! I'm having lots of fun since I got active on HF. The digital modes are a blast! Only today I had a PSK31 contact with Hungary and the Dominican Republic. 
Vulcan94 on a 75' piece of wire 
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Got my call sign. KK4GPV. Time to upgrade so we can get you on HF!! This! I'm having lots of fun since I got active on HF. The digital modes are a blast! Only today I had a PSK31 contact with Hungary and the Dominican Republic.
Vulcan94 on a 75' piece of wire And it's all your fault!
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As the title says I passed the test. Congrats and welcome. Start studying for General. You'll thank me later. Quoted:
Probably will happen in the next 3 days.
Passed my tech on 2/1. No call sign yet....... What many people don't know about the licensing process is that the score sheets and test materials are forwarded to the respective VEC after the local test session. The VEC then checks it for accuracy and enters it in the FCC database. Couple days later, poof, your call appears. Another tidbit is that the VE team has 10 days to mail it off. At least that is ARRL-VEC policy. So if your local team sat on it for few days before mailing it off it will explain the delay. {Above learned while studying to become a VE. Application just went in the mail.} |