Amateur Radio Station W2RDK
W2RDK @ qrz.com
W2RDK @ qrz.com
First licensed as a Novice (WN2QUR) at age 15 in December of 1964. For reasons unknown, the FCC recalled WN2QUR and replaced it with WN2RCB in January of 1965. I upgraded to General (WB2RCB) in May of 1965 at the Rochester Hamfest. Upgraded again to Advanced in August of 1988 thru the VE program. And finally, a vanity callsign change to W2RDK in February of 2019.
I am a member of the following organizations/groups/clubs:
First licensed as a Novice (WN2QUR) at age 15 in December of 1964. For reasons unknown, the FCC recalled WN2QUR and replaced it with WN2RCB in January of 1965. I upgraded to General (WB2RCB) in May of 1965 at the Rochester Hamfest. Upgraded again to Advanced in August of 1988 thru the VE program. And finally, a vanity callsign change to W2RDK in February of 2019.
I am a member of the following organizations/groups/clubs:
- American Radio Relay League
- Ft. Myers Amateur Radio Club
- Rochester Amateur Radio Assn
- 10-X International #12127 - VP # 2880
- Straight Key Century Club #1026
- F.I.S.T.S #14284
- Quarter Century Wireless #38287
I located this card on-line from my predecessor!
W2RDK was first issued in 1947 and held by C.C Miller of Gloucester NJ. It was last issued in 1951 and disappeared in 1952
It was never re-issued to anyone for over 67 years until I requested it through the vanity callsign program in 2019
W2RDK was first issued in 1947 and held by C.C Miller of Gloucester NJ. It was last issued in 1951 and disappeared in 1952
It was never re-issued to anyone for over 67 years until I requested it through the vanity callsign program in 2019
My latest homemade QSL card