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When is it OK to use ONLY the call sign suffix to ID? Aug 6th 2014, 11:34 2 10,866 on 6/8/14
Operating outside privilege bands Jul 11th 2014, 02:48 4 11,378 on 6/8/14
What is an accepted range for a DX contact? Apr 17th 2014, 17:46 4 7,739 on 3/1/15

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When is it OK to use ONLY the call sign suffix to ID? WN6WJN on 6/8/14
Hello All,

At times, I hear stations using their call sign suffix to check into directed Nets.

Are their any rules concerning this practice?

Thanks and 73

Wassim
WN6WJN
Operating outside privilege bands WN6WJN on 6/8/14
Thank you WB1GCM

But if someone who is familiar with G hear G's call sign but not the voice of G is going to get suspicious. And the question arise who is working G's station, and where us G?

Could T use T's call sign with a mention that G is the Control Operator?

Thanks and 73

Wassim
WN6WJN
Operating outside privilege bands WN6WJN on 11/7/14
Hello

I hope this message finds you well. I have a question concerning operational procedures.

Here goes: A General level amateur radio operator (let’s call this person G) invites a Technician level amateur radio operator (let’s call this person T) to G’s radio shack to experience HF operations. G will be the station’s control operator. G invites T to sit at the microphone and the T makes a contact. What is the procedure that the T has to follow in terms of announcing the assigned call sign? Does T use the call sign assigned to T or G’s call sign? Or what is the correct procedure to not get T in trouble for operating outside the Technician level privileges?

Thanks you for any help.

73

Wassim
WN6WJN
What is an accepted range for a DX contact? WN6WJN on 17/4/14
Hello,

I would like to ask a question about DXing.

What is the accepted, by convention or agreement, range to have a contact described as a long distance contact?

Would 2 stations 100 miles apart qualify as a DX contact?

Would 1000 miles qualify?

How about 10 miles apart, would that qualify as a DX contact?

Thanks for any information, I'm writing a term paper about HAM radio.

73

Wassim
WN6WJN

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