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How to change your address with the FCC using the Universal Licensing System

To change an address associated with a license, go to the Universal Licensing System, http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls/index.htm?job=home, select Online Filing, and do the following:

1. Login with your FRN and Password. Note: TINs (Tax Payer Identification Numbers) may no longer be used for logging into ULS, effective December 14, 2003.
2. Choose Update from the Work on This License menu on the right hand side of your License At A Glance screen.

May 2010 edition of WorldRadio has Handiham Story

The May 2010 edition of WorldRadio Online magazine is live and posted free
at: http://www.worldradiomagazine.com/.

This edition is full of great columns and features including:

* Here Comes the Sun: A Solar Cycle 24 Propagation Update
* Live! Streaming Video from the Dayton Hamvention® (beginning May 12)
* Inside the Summer 6-Meter DX Season, Part II
* 'Audio Insurance' For the Operator in the Field
* EmComm: Are You Ready For the 'Protracted Scenario?'
* A Handiham Receives Praise from The White House
* Krusty Ol’ Kurt Answers Readers' Questions

Windows 7 and ham software

November QST! As usual, I head for the Eclectic Technology column written by Steve Ford, WB8IMY, first thing when my copy of QST arrives. I am always guaranteed to learn something new every time.

Vertical or horizontal polarization on 6?

Dear Elmer,

After getting some information on repeaters in my area, I find they use 6 meter repeaters also. Is most traffic in that band in a vertical polarization? If so, a vertical center-fed dipole or quarter wave vertical seems to make the most sense. If horizontal, then a center-fed dipole is logical. So which polarization is more predominant?

Signed: Potential 6 meter user


Elmer says:

A useful code practice site

Dear Elmer,

Can you recommend a website or software that will help me learn Morse code? I know code isn't a requirement anymore, but I'd like to learn it anyway so I can work more DX!

Signed,

More DX

Elmer says:

Dear More DX,

I would like you to try this website, which is the same one we recommend for studying for the written tests:

http://aa9pw.com/morsecode/

Elmer: Getting to the EchoLink text box

Dear Elmer,

How do I get to the text box in EchoLink while using keyboard commands? I use a screen reader and I want to try out the W0EQO-L remote base. I hear you can control the frequency of the TS-480 by putting the number in the text box.

Signed,
Eager Beaver

Dear Eager,

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