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Hi Everyone,
I'm new to amateur radio, and I was wondering what folks think of creating a vanity callsign based on one's personal name? I've only had my callsign for a week, and it's really not grabbing me. The letter combination isn't easy to say, and quite honestly I don't care for it. I've decided to do a vanity callsign, but I was wondering if some look at it as vain or dumb to use one's name within the vanity callsign. For example what about someone named John using KW3JON or Tom K3TOM? Just curious what folks think of such callsigns. I'm working on getting my license upgraded, and if/when i make it to Expert I might change to a 1x2 callsign (isn't that an option?). But for now I just need something I'm familiar with. Thanks in advance for your thoughts on this .. Alex |
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Well, my two passions are flying and ham radio or electronics in general;
I've got a company called RST Engineering after the old CW method of signal reporting (Readability, Strength, and Tone). THe call sign here is WX6RST (WX is the aviation abbreviation for weather and RST are the above mentioned CW abbrvtns). The airplane registration number is N 73 CQ. The Mazda license is KB9MII (the wife's call) and the Subaru license is WX6RST. You can do anything you damned well please. And it is Extra, not Expert. Post your current "non-grab" call sign and I'll bet we can come up with some Philthy Phonetics for it that you might even like {;-) Jim "Alex" wrote in message ups.com... Hi Everyone, I'm new to amateur radio, and I was wondering what folks think of creating a vanity callsign based on one's personal name? |
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