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Hi there, Keven! I'm told that QCWA has a very large selection of The Radio
Amateur Callbook. Tell them the year you were licensed and they can search
for that year. If they have it, they'll find you. Perhaps someone in your
area has a collection of callbooks going back to the year you were licensed.
If so, get a photo copy of the page where your call shows up and send it to
QCWA. I'm also told that a grop called Flying Horse also has a large
selection of callbbooks too. No, perhaps others on this list might have
better suggestions. If so, feel free to come forward. When I joined I had a
friend with a very large collection of callbooks including the year I was
licensed. Hope you're able to join QCWA very soon. Hope I helped you. 73.
Doug, N6NFF Sacramento, Ca
-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Minor
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2014 1:25 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Is there a way to get my original license to qualify for the QCWS?
was RE: 25 Years As A Ham
Hi.
I've been licensed since 1982. I'd like to join the QCWS, but I have no
idea where my original license is. The most recent one I have is all I can
easily find, and that came out in 2009, I think. Is there anything I can do
to validate myself for the group?
Thanks in advance.
Kevin Minor, Lexington, KY
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