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That just means they've completed the first step – ensuring there's no reason you can't be issued the call sign(s) you've requested. And since it was completed (according to your status page), you should be good to go.
You can see what I'm talking about in the History section...
The redlight review on my callsign was actually completed the very next day. I'm sure if you view your application status, yours probably was too.
All of the rest of that time is the FCC just waiting to see if anyone else submits a request for that same callsign – to provide a generous window...
FYI, as of today, I finally got my vanity call sign issued from the FCC, so I'll no longer be KN4UBI. :smile:
As the driver of a Subaru Forester, I'm now the proud owner of:
W4FOZ
FYI, I'm no longer KN4UBI. The FCC has finally granted me the vanity call sign I requested!
As the driver of a Subaru Forester, I'm now the proud owner of:
W4FOZ
The T4 is 94"x94". Using that 82"x82" tarp will mean the tent extends beyond the tarp by 6" on all sides, which is perfect. A few inches of overhang (the tent being slightly bigger than the footprint) is exactly what you want, for the reasons already mentioned by some other folks.
I was in the same boat. In fact, I actually brought it up as a topic on last week's net.
With help from @Brentc17 and getting in touch with the guy who set up the Echolink node on our local repeater, I was finally able to get connected from my mobile.
That being said, here's the steps (as I...
Would definitely agree that, regardless of your preparation method, you've gotta just get your hands dirty until you reach that "aha" moment. Try something out, realize it was done incorrectly, make adjustments, try again – wash, rinse, repeat.
I have the Yaesu FTM-400XDR and love it. So far I'm just scratching the surface of what it's capable of. For instance, I haven't begun exploring APRS or WIRES-X (WIRES-X will be my next venture). But the controller head is very compact, which is nice, the screen is full color, and navigating...
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