Kilo India Seven Kilo Juliett using the ITU Phonetic Alphabet.
I have an Advanced Class amateur radio license, which I love, as it is no longer issued but I am grandfathered in. I had to pass a 13wpm code test to get it (back in the day).
Former call back in California N6MPP. Hams that I knew back there: Billy N6NLE, Randy KN6W, Don NA6Z. Years earlier I had a novice call but I have forgotten what it was. Might've even been a Tech there at one point. I remember helping my friend B.A. WB0FVK build a helical vertical when we lived in Boulder. At KBCS, Sam N7FDU is a ham.
I sold my old Icom IC-02AT 2m handheld, so now I am rigless. Truth is, I like reading about ham radio more than doing it. :-)
Local Amateur Radio Clubs
| M1 | 146.78- PL 103.5 | K7CHN Lynnwood |
| M2 | 146.90- PL 103.5 | WW7MST Seattle (auto-patch) |
| M3 | 146.82- PL 103.5 | K7LED Squak Mountain (Mike and Key ARC) |
| M4 | 146.96- PL 103.5 | W7VHY North Seattle (Puget Sound Repeater Group) |
| M5 | 145.35- PL 103.5 | W7ZLJ Olalla (Gig Harbor) |
| M6 | 147.00- PL 103.5 | W7DX Bellevue (DX spots, no normal QSOs heard yet) |
| M7 | 145.33- PL 179.9 | K7NWS Tiger Mountain (Boeing Employees Amateur Radio Society) |
| M8 | 147.08+ PL 103.5 | W7WWI Cougar Mountain (Seatac Repeater Group) |
| M9 | 147.20+ PL 123.0 | K7PP Gold Mountain (Kitsap County) |
| M0 | 147.34+ No tone | K6RFK Woodinville |
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