Any Amatuer Radio Operators Here?

[Irving]

So does your call sign directly lead to you or something?

[Ranger353]

Been licensed since 1997. General class operator, I'll upgrade to Extra one of these days. I have the dual band rig installed in the SUV and turn it on every once in a while but I don't really know anyone out there anymore. I moved around so much that I don't have ties to the local base here, although I have lived here for almost 8 years now.

I never did set up my HF station at home and everything is in boxes at home, maybe one of these days when I retire I will break it all out and get back into it.

[sniper7]

got my FCC radio operators license but not old school stuff. i do want to get a CB and a old radio at some point though

[ChadAmberg]

I've got my general, but don't talk that much. My callsign is K0ZZZ, doesn't matter because I usually use my real name online anymore, so people I piss off find me anyway.

[gnihcraes]

looks like a lot of people haven't updated their callsigns in a while either... addresses are for other states/locations.

[mrfish83]

General class here (moved from Ca), but I don't use it very often. 73's.

[jerrymrc]

I have added to the original title to expand the thread. Hope ya don't mind.

[arz]

So does your call sign directly lead to you or something?

if you know where to look, yes.

Technician studying for my general.

[schapman43]

N7### here. Decent setup of 2m, 70cm and HF. Big into NVIS.

[gnihcraes]

if you know where to look, yes.

The callsign must be registered to the persons Address. PO Box isn't an option. So, this is why I haven't posted my callsign... if you put it into google you'll find all kinds of stuff about me... long/lat of my house, gps coords of my house, my address, etc...

another reason why I don't put it on my automotive license plate anymore either... it says "this is who I am and where you can find me...."