[BC] How we got our first break in radio....

[Tom]

Just looked at mine; it carries no endorsements at all...  and yes, it 
was a "morphed First"; see sigline for original First number.

And I kept a Xerox of my first - it's under the General in a plastic 
document sleeve for three-ring binders - which I had posted at another 
transmitter site as proof-of-licensing; I didn't keep the accompanying 
letter that stated where the original could be found, though... <grin>

Sid Schweiger wrote:
>>> The FCC took away my FIRST Radiotelephone and gave me a General Radiotelephone
>>>       
> license, so what is valid for Broadcast?<<
>
> IIRC the original First-Class-morphed-into-General-Class did not carry an endorsement prohibiting their use at broadcast stations, but later ones did.  Can't recall the cutoff date though.
There was a 1985 cutoff for Diploma-style documents, IIRC; I'd guess 
that the non-broadcast Generals would have to be those that were issued 
as Generals, rather than being renewed/morphed Firsts.

-- 
Tom Spencer
PG-18-25453 (nee' P1-18-48841)
http://radioxtz.com/