DXman
Yes, that's 3100 degrees F. Nine yrs of hard work.
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It shows all the divisions.
It shows all the divisions.
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QSLing 11 Meter contacts
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DXman
Yes, that's 3100 degrees F. Nine yrs of hard work.
Ok - now dledinger take your mouse and move it up the top left corner, just around the coat of arms click to enlarge. Your will see who made the map and who helped him with it........
Mine is “November Charlie” for North Carolina
There actually is a November Charlie SSB Club in NC. The founder's name is Butch (November Charlie #1) . He ives 40+ miles North of me In Elkin NC. Over 3,000 members...mostly dead and gone by now I imagine.
Butch still has the roster of members. I have no idea what my NC number really is...long forgotten and I'm not going to ask him to dig through the info.
I just talk to him once in a while on the radio as NC357...but that ain't my number. 
WDX-556
Sounds like your new number could be "2NC357"?There actually is a November Charlie SSB Club in NC. The founder's name is Butch (November Charlie #1) . He ives 40+ miles North of me In Elkin NC. Over 3,000 members...mostly dead and gone by now I imagine.
Butch still has the roster of members. I have no idea what my NC number really is...long forgotten and I'm not going to ask him to dig through the info.
WDX-556
Ten years from now someone is going to find this and click the link. Here it is just in case.
I guess that would make me 2 ALPHA LIMA 75 
using that map
using that map
I can’t find anything on the November Charlie club, but I went and looked at the clusters online, and over the past two years there has been a total of two stations logged using a “2NC” prefix. I’m not sure that’s enough to concern me...but I suppose it does mean there could be one out there, or folks still using their old callsigns.
It also could mean that someone entered them that way to indicate the state. “2U123” is one way to indicate 2 division unit 123, but some folks specify 2TX123, if the operator identifies as being from Texas. From what I gather, it’s not uncommon for foreign operators to collect US states, and I’m often asked that question.
I wouldn’t be the kind of guy to tread on a club, so I would certainly change if it ever became an issue...but so far doesn’t seem to be.
It also could mean that someone entered them that way to indicate the state. “2U123” is one way to indicate 2 division unit 123, but some folks specify 2TX123, if the operator identifies as being from Texas. From what I gather, it’s not uncommon for foreign operators to collect US states, and I’m often asked that question.
I wouldn’t be the kind of guy to tread on a club, so I would certainly change if it ever became an issue...but so far doesn’t seem to be.
I don't think it will ever be an issue. In over a year I've only heard two original November Charlie members (that I know of) on the radio. NC-1 and NC-261...two old guys like me. No "2" prefix used. Charge on.
WDX-556
No "2" prefix used. Charge on.WDX-556
MIne is very plain....needs an upgrade. Didn't realize how flashy and colorful 11 Meter guys tended to make them!
But I will say this...it can get expensive (or at least more expensive than I would have guessed). With every card sent youre paying for the card, the envelopes, international postage, and $2-3 contribution for your return card.
I've sent a couple dozen, and nothing back yet
And of course, now that I posted this I finally realize the zip code is wrong. LMAO..
Good thing Im sending a self-adressed envelope!
But I will say this...it can get expensive (or at least more expensive than I would have guessed). With every card sent youre paying for the card, the envelopes, international postage, and $2-3 contribution for your return card.
I've sent a couple dozen, and nothing back yet
And of course, now that I posted this I finally realize the zip code is wrong. LMAO..
Good thing Im sending a self-adressed envelope!
I wouldn't think there would be any problem. Locally, a few years back, there came to be 3 people using "202" around town. I'm not sure what the other two did, but I took myself out of the equation by adding the "P" to my call
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