Bobby Mhor
Legendary Member
It isn't now..
KC1 , confusing this one,
stays in Peterborough, the county is Hillsborough and the road, Old Dublin..
A kinda Yorkshire-Eire mish mash
Can you name the state?
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KC1 , confusing this one,
stays in Peterborough, the county is Hillsborough and the road, Old Dublin..
A kinda Yorkshire-Eire mish mash
Can you name the state?
classic33
Leg End Member
Early evening nowIt isn't now..
KC1 , confusing this one,
stays in Peterborough, the county is Hillsborough and the road, Old Dublin..
A kinda Yorkshire-Eire mish mash
Can you name the state?
New England
Bobby Mhor
Legendary Member
New York State,
Go the back of the class
Last was an OZ1..
gave up early,
out for a walk this afternoon, nice and crisp day.
classic33
Leg End Member
Why'd you give up?New York State,
Go the back of the class
Last was an OZ1..
gave up early,
out for a walk this afternoon, nice and crisp day.
Now your sat down, feet up, hydration within reach.
Denmark
Bobby Mhor
Legendary Member
Good morning/afternoon/evening
Delete as appropriate
Average temperature here at the Towers, January? 1.9c
Delete as appropriate
Average temperature here at the Towers, January? 1.9c
Got leave some contacts for later
classic33
Leg End Member
OwdoGood morning/afternoon/evening
Delete as appropriate
Average temperature here at the Towers, January? 1.9c
Got leave some contacts for later
Done, correctly I think.
See, average temperature above freezing, in January, wasn't that cold then.
We know you've contacts, it's where they are that could be the problem.
Morning??
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Bobby Mhor
Legendary Member
The callsigns were rolled out here in order, I was in the 7s, then they did 8s, the original G (GM for Scotland) is now a M (MM for here), Full calls use MØ, M1, intermediate use 2E but up here it is 2M, 2I for NI, 2W etc etc, instead of one letter for the Channel Isles it is U for Guernsey and J for Jersey, IOM is D..
The problem with US calls is, they were originally, a number per section of the country but as folk move plus they do vanity calls now..
Each call is unique...but get confusing with vanity calls as they change every few years due to having to reapply.
Don't start me on locators
anyway, ER1 and chasing a J68
classic33
Leg End Member
I was thinking more Roger Whittaker.
classic33
Leg End Member
Vanity Calls for no fixed addresses, such as annual concerts. Same place could have a different call sign next year.The callsigns were rolled out here in order, I was in the 7s, then they did 8s, the original G (GM for Scotland) is now a M (MM for here), Full calls use MØ, M1, intermediate use 2E but up here it is 2M, 2I for NI, 2W etc etc, instead of one letter for the Channel Isles it is U for Guernsey and J for Jersey, IOM is D..
The problem with US calls is, they were originally, a number per section of the country but as folk move plus they do vanity calls now..
Each call is unique...but get confusing with vanity calls as they change every few years due to having to reapply.
Don't start me on locators
anyway, ER1 and chasing a J68
Moldova, and chasing a St. Lucia.
Bobby Mhor
Legendary Member
I'm surprised we haven't gone down that line.
You can if you are a new call, choose 3 letter combination if you are available but not guaranteed if you go up the grades, I could have changed to a MM but preferred my original GM7, which was a class B but am now a Full. The morse requirement got dropped, I was learning it in 1989 and could do 14-15 WPM which would have given me a pass but I had other stuff going on life so...
No St Lucia, one day..
another one for you, TX, MN, IA not calls, what?
classic33
Leg End Member
Not quite the same numbers here though, no National Guard, Air or otherwise. Other than that one day...I'm surprised we haven't gone down that line.
You can if you are a new call, choose 3 letter combination if you are available but not guaranteed if you go up the grades, I could have changed to a MM but preferred my original GM7, which was a class B but am now a Full. The morse requirement got dropped, I was learning it in 1989 and could do 14-15 WPM which would have given me a pass but I had other stuff going on life so...
No St Lucia, one day..
another one for you, TX, MN, IA not calls, what?
US State codes
Texas, Minnesota, Iowa.
J68!
Bobby Mhor
Legendary Member
Running at +/- 20% of air traffic in the skies here and falling again..
Well done,
There is a country list and it has some obscure 'countries'
Scarborough Reef,
this is a 'country'
classic33
Leg End Member
Let's not forget the WWII island forts in the English Channel, that are seperate countries.Running at +/- 20% of air traffic in the skies here and falling again..
Well done,
There is a country list and it has some obscure 'countries'
Scarborough Reef,
this is a 'country'
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