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N3MAA

Expired1x3District 3

Competitive callsign — 2 applications filed with the FCC.

License HolderHunter, Steven C

License ClassTechnician

Min. Class RequiredGeneral

LocationMcMurray, PA

Grant DateMay 21, 2016

Expiration DateJul 18, 2026

Available for ApplicationsJul 19, 2028

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N3MAA

Expired1x3District 3

Competitive callsign — 2 applications filed with the FCC.

License HolderHunter, Steven C

License ClassTechnician

Min. Class RequiredGeneral

LocationMcMurray, PA

Grant DateMay 21, 2016

Expiration DateJul 18, 2026

Available for ApplicationsJul 19, 2028

N3MAA is a highly sought-after 1x3 format amateur radio callsign. The license is currently held by Hunter, Steven C in McMurray, PA. This callsign has attracted significant interest in the amateur radio community, with 2 vanity applications filed with the FCC. The most recent was submitted by ALHAMBRA, MARIA ANTONETTE C on May 30, 2025. N3MAA has 4 recorded FCC license history events.

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Morse Code

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CW Weight: 27 units(Light (fast to send))

Voice Phonetics

November Three Mike Alpha Alpha

Readability: 8/10(High readability)

Available Jul 19, 2028 (677 days remaining)

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

License History

License RenewedMay 21, 2016
License IssuedJul 18, 2006
Vanity Callsign GrantedJul 18, 2006
License ExpiredApr 22, 2004

Vanity Application Activity

Competing applications filed with the FCC for this callsign.

ALHAMBRA, MARIA ANTONETTE CFiled May 30, 2025
Not awardedFCC ↗
Hunter, Steven CFiled Jun 30, 2006
Not awardedFCC ↗

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N3MAA FCC Vanity Status: 2 Competing Applications & History