That may be a throwback to the old FCC interim designators. For example,
if you upgraded at the Buffalo (NY) FCC office, your call was W3ABC/BF.
We used to say "Interim BullFrog". At least I did. :-) It indicated that
you had just upgraded so your class on file may be outdated, and to
check with that FCC office for details. Each FCC office had a
designator. That was before field upgrades such as /AG, Etc.
Also there is /B for Beacon.
Joe M.
Matt wrote:
>
> But here is the kicker, no where in the rules does it say what the
> official indicators are. except a blurb about /KT, /AG, and /AE if
> you
> are waiting for a new callsign and just passed the exam for the next
> class.
>
> I know we use /R for a repeater and /A for an auxiliary station but
> what
> are the rest?
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