1airbourne
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HAM Radio Call Sign Check-In Thread
- Thread starter warriorlabs
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KM6ZZQ checking in!
Have an AnyTone AT-D868UV that I barely know how to use, but know enough to get it to 146.460. I think that’s the default freq anyways for OB.
Want to learn more though! Cheers.
Have an AnyTone AT-D868UV that I barely know how to use, but know enough to get it to 146.460. I think that’s the default freq anyways for OB.
Want to learn more though! Cheers.
Member III
- 2,771
- First Name
- Rolando
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- Nispiros
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17011
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- KN6JJS
Thank you! I just now checked and I am now - KN6JJS
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Traveler III
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- Sean
- Last Name
- Layne
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22944
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KN6IQS
KN6IQS checking in! I have a Kenwood TM-V71A in the rig and a couple of Baofeng h/t.
Member III
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- Rolando
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17011
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- KN6JJS
I got my TH-7800 today. What software did you use to program the unit? I tried Crirp and that didn’t work with my Windows 10 laptop. The unit came with a mini CD but my laptop doesn’t have a CD slot lol.It works great for my needs. Multi-band, inexpensive (relatively!), cross-banding to my HT when needed, clear as a whistle, etc. I've been very happy with it and I can monitor airband in my area. Recommended!
Influencer III
- 4,312
- First Name
- Rex
- Last Name
- Drake
- Member #
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19540
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KI5GH
- Service Branch
- Air Force
Is your software from RT systems? They have a download page to use in case you don’t have a cd drive. You’ll use the same software key to activate it.
Member III
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17011
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- KN6JJS
The disk that came in the box is generic. No name. But I just like 5 mins ago I saw the RT systems website who charges $25 for the software.
Influencer III
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- First Name
- Rex
- Last Name
- Drake
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19540
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KI5GH
- Service Branch
- Air Force
The disk came with the radio? Was it new? Kenwood May have a similar download feature on their support website.
Explorer I
Check out Kenwood’s site for software. I had to get some programming SW recently for a Kenwood HT and had to download free programming SW direct from K’s web site.
jerdog53
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Member III
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- First Name
- Rolando
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- Nispiros
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17011
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KN6JJS
Yup the radio is new but is made by TYT. RT Systems does have a software download, but you also have to buy their special USB Programming Cable. Oh well lessons learned.
Member II
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- First Name
- Matt
- Last Name
- Lewandowski
- Member #
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25489
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KG4DIE
KG4DIE here. Presently inactive, but with plans to finally get around to getting my General upgrade, and get a station (both mobile and base) built again so I can get back on the air.
Enthusiast III
K7RTO
Bonney Lake, WA
Icom 5100a replaced a Icom 2720h sitting lonely in my garage.
Bonney Lake, WA
Icom 5100a replaced a Icom 2720h sitting lonely in my garage.
Advocate III
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- First Name
- Michael
- Last Name
- Rose
- Member #
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20990
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- W7FSB
- Service Branch
- US ARMY Retired
I upgraded to General at the beginning of the month... thinks about getting a vanity CS.
Member III
- 2,771
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- Rolando
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17011
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- KN6JJS
Awesome, congrats! I'm still waiting for my vanity CS for my Tech license... I hear it takes 2+ weeks to process..
Member III
Member III
- 2,771
- First Name
- Rolando
- Last Name
- Nispiros
- Member #
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17011
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KN6JJS
Dang, how did you know lol. 'JJS' are the first name initials of my 3 kids in order of their age. :)
Member III
Excellent! If you would have waited much longer that one wouldn't have been available either since they are currently issuing suffixes starting with JI.
Member III
I probably shouldn't even be bothering with this, but when I got my Technician license & CS in March I didn't really like my CS, partially because I'm having trouble remembering it. So, knowing nothing about how this all works, I decided to apply for a different/vanity CS. I've tried 5 times & each time it gets denied. Each time took about 2-3 weeks to find out. I called the FCC help desk and was told I just have to keep trying... I'm using the RadioQTH.net web-site to locate available calls. I tried using the ae7q.com web-site, but found it a bit too confusing.
I'm curious to know if it's really this much trouble just to change your CS, or if I'm doing something wrong?
I'm curious to know if it's really this much trouble just to change your CS, or if I'm doing something wrong?
