Bob: The rule does say "The last 2 digits of the year of first license",
but I doubt anyone will be penalized for not following this rule. Our club
call was licensed in 2006, and a lot of people had trouble with the 6, but
we stuck with it anyway. --Mike, WV2ZOW
On Thu, Nov 20, 2014 at 5:02 PM, Bob, W3IDT <w3idt@comcast.net> wrote:
> There MAY be another phenomenon re 1980's checks...
>
> (Daughter) K3MIM was initially licensed in 1989 (as KA3UBJ).
>
> When starting 'serious' SS/SSB (from the W3LPL dx-contest station) she
> found "89" generated a lot of repeat requests.
>
> So she changed to "08", the year she got K3MIM (or maybe her Extra).
>
> Now she gets some "sure it's not '89'?" questions :-)
>
> Just maybe others licensed in 80 - 89 have changed their checks?
>
> Bob, w3idt
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