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Hi Phil,
I am sure this apps will be enjoyable for those who use an iphone.
I just go to Arrl_org and look up the US and Canadian call signs.
I can use my Braille Sense Plus to do this.
Colleen, N8TNV;
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From: Phil Scovell <[log in to unmask]>
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Date: Wednesday, July 24, 2013 9:42 pm
Subject: Ham apps for iPhones
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> I use an app called
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> Ham radio Call
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> which looks up, obviously, ham calls and gives all types of other =
> information and I also use a program called
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> DXCC
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> to look up weird prefixes. I'm getting too old to remember all the new =
> prefixes these days but this little DXCC program works fine. I also use =
> a little app called
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> My Altitude.
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> Denver is, as you all know, called the Mile High City but it is 5,280 =
> feet at a specific step on the capital steppes to the front door and it =
> is downhill all the way to the capital building from where I live on the =
> edge of southwest Denver. In other words, Denver is in a valley. =
> According to this program, my house is 5,422 to 5,425 feet. It changes =
> moment by moment as you move your phone. No big deal but fun to have as =
> an app to fire up once and awhile.
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> Note. If you look for these apps, you might have to run the words =
> together. I have had them so long, I can't remember how I found them =
> but spaces between words may work as well.
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> Phil.
> K0NX
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