Retrieving license, trustee, & application history for
N0OBM
N0OBM is restricted to Technician class operators or higher.
Navigation:
- Scroll down to the applications that requested this callsign.
- Scroll down to the club licenses with this trustee.
- An Entity Name opens everything filed under that licensee’s FCC Registration Number.
- A Grant Date opens all processing on that day; an Effective Date opens the license record.
Notes:
- Column headings link to an explanation of the column.
- A bold Applicant Type marks a vanity callsign assignment.
- Active licenses are listed first, then the rest by Effective Date, newest first.
| Entity Name | Applicant Type |
Licensee Class | Region / State | License Status |
Grant Date | Effective Date |
Cancel Date | Expire Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ashen-Brenner III, Sidney C | I - Individual | E - Amateur Extra | 0 / KS | A - Active | 2021-03-08 | 2021-03-08 | 2031-05-28 |
Retrieving licensees with trustee
N0OBM
With Licensee ID = ‘L01244267’
| Callsign | Region / State | Entity Name | Applicant Type |
License Status |
Grant Date | Effective Date |
Cancel Date | Expire Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| N0SLN | 0 / KS | Saline County ARES | B - Amateur Club | A - Active | 2017-04-21 | 2017-04-21 | 2027-04-21 | |
| KC0ZLL | 0 / KS | Saline County ARES | B - Amateur Club | C - Canceled | 2007-02-08 | 2007-02-08 | 2007-04-06 | 2017-02-08 |
Retrieving applications for
N0OBM
N0OBM is restricted to Technician class operators or higher.
Navigation:
- An Applicant callsign opens that callsign’s history; an Entity Name opens the applicant’s history.
- A ULS File Number opens the application detail; a Receipt Date opens that day’s applications.
Notes:
- Two dates or purposes in one row mean the application was amended or withdrawn: the latest change is on top, the original underneath.
- “Granted” means the application was granted, not necessarily with this callsign.
- Receipt dates more than a month old have a gray background.
No applications found for N0OBM !