A neat "ham-locator", maps etc.
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Phil
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carson said:
Nice link. There are 146 hams in my neighborhood.
Phil
ArdraF
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My goodness! We have 92 hams in our zip code. That's a fun site.
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PancakeBill
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Only 27 in my zip coe, no wonder the repeater is so quiet.
Tom
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Only 5 in our zip code.
Jim Godward
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I live in the sticks and there are 39 in my Zip code and over 300 within about 20 miles of me.
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carson
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Looks like the UFO's have landed after all. They are all over the place. Who would have thunk? 
My XYL (DW) calls me 'weird' at times. Wonder if she has caught on.
carson FL
My XYL (DW) calls me 'weird' at times. Wonder if she has caught on.
carson FL
Dave R
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It does not seem to be very accurate as neither myself or my wife or any of our three kids showed up on the map for our zip code.
It showed about 12 hams in the county and if 5 are known to be missing that is a pretty high error rate. imho
Dave
It showed about 12 hams in the county and if 5 are known to be missing that is a pretty high error rate. imho
Dave
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carson
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What are your call letters, Dave and family. Let me check it out, with your permission.
Pierat
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Many in our area. Not sure how active they all are, as the licenses are good for 10 years. Quite a few are not license classes that are currently issued, so those go back a little ways.
