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N0WHY

Available1x3District 0

Competitive callsign — 1 application filed with the FCC.

License HolderDILLARD, DONALD E

License ClassAmateur Extra

Min. Class RequiredGeneral

LocationSPRINGFIELD, MO

Grant DateApr 22, 2013

Expiration DateApr 20, 2023

Cancellation DateApr 22, 2025

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N0WHY

Available1x3District 0

Competitive callsign — 1 application filed with the FCC.

License HolderDILLARD, DONALD E

License ClassAmateur Extra

Min. Class RequiredGeneral

LocationSPRINGFIELD, MO

Grant DateApr 22, 2013

Expiration DateApr 20, 2023

Cancellation DateApr 22, 2025

Available for ApplicationsApr 21, 2025

N0WHY is a highly sought-after 1x3 format amateur radio callsign. The license is currently held by DILLARD, DONALD E in SPRINGFIELD, MO. This callsign has attracted significant interest in the amateur radio community, with 1 vanity application filed with the FCC. The most recent was submitted by Gillins, Marion on Dec 17, 2025. N0WHY has 5 recorded FCC license history events.

CW & Voice Analysis

Morse Code

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CW Weight: 40 units(Moderate)

Voice Phonetics

November Zero Whiskey Hotel Yankee

Readability: 7/10(Good readability)

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Requires General license or higher to apply for this callsign format (1x3).

License History

License ExpiredApr 22, 2025
License RenewedApr 22, 2013
License RenewedMar 11, 2003
Tax ID (TIN) AddedFeb 13, 2002
License ModifiedFeb 13, 2002

Vanity Application Activity

Competing applications filed with the FCC for this callsign.

Gillins, MarionFiled Dec 17, 2025
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FCC data as of Sep 3, 2026

N0WHY FCC Vanity Status: 1 Competing Application & History