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See HamCall's callsign divisions listed by location, by callsign prefix, or by US Zip code. See a map of the US ham population. Each red dot represents one or more hams with a street address in the FCC database. Take a look at the HamCall DVD, produced monthly with the latest FCC and Internet data! Order a HamCall DVD.
The FCC offers amateur radio licensees the opportunity to request a specific call sign for a primary station and for a club station. A vanity call sign is selected by the FCC from a list of call signs requested by the station licensee or the club station license trustee.
By Callsign - search for a specific callsign. Can use * to search for prefixes or suffixes. For example, W1* finds all W1 calls. *XX finds all calls ending in XX. By Name/Address - Type in a name or part of a name, street, city, etc., to search the address records.
FCC License Data Search. Having Trouble? The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources.
A ham radio call sign is a unique identifier that is assigned to an amateur radio operator. It is used to identify the operator and their location, and is typically a combination of letters and numbers.
Trials and Errors Issue #44: Read about an innovative ham radio that was nearly quashed by Chinese copycats, and how the Open Source development team plans to recover and improve on their designs! Click here to read.
Amateur radio call signs are allocated to amateur radio operators around the world. The call signs are used to legally identify the station or operator, with some countries requiring the station call sign to always be used and others allowing the operator call sign instead.
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1,626,130 callsigns in the database.
See HamCall's callsign divisions listed by location, by callsign prefix, or by US Zip code. See a map of the US ham population. Each red dot represents one or more hams with a street address in the FCC database. Take a look at the HamCall DVD, produced monthly with the latest FCC and Internet data! Order a HamCall DVD.