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W4BOJ

Available1x3District 4

Competitive callsign — 4 applications filed with the FCC.

License HolderMORGAN, HUBERT G

License ClassAdvanced

Min. Class RequiredGeneral

LocationATLANTA, GA

Grant DateMay 24, 1994

Expiration DateMay 24, 2004

Cancellation DateMay 25, 2006

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W4BOJ

Available1x3District 4

Competitive callsign — 4 applications filed with the FCC.

License HolderMORGAN, HUBERT G

License ClassAdvanced

Min. Class RequiredGeneral

LocationATLANTA, GA

Grant DateMay 24, 1994

Expiration DateMay 24, 2004

Cancellation DateMay 25, 2006

Available for ApplicationsMay 25, 2006

W4BOJ is a highly sought-after 1x3 format amateur radio callsign. The license is currently held by MORGAN, HUBERT G in ATLANTA, GA. This callsign has attracted significant interest in the amateur radio community, with 4 vanity applications filed with the FCC. The most recent was submitted by Jonas, Robert W on Jul 9, 2026. W4BOJ has 1 recorded FCC license history event.

CW & Voice Analysis

Morse Code

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CW Weight: 39 units(Moderate)

Voice Phonetics

Whiskey Four Bravo Oscar Juliet

Readability: 7.5/10(High readability)

This callsign is available now

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

License History

License ExpiredMay 25, 2006

Vanity Application Activity

Competing applications filed with the FCC for this callsign.

Jonas, Robert WFiled Jul 9, 2026
Not awardedFCC ↗
Handisides, Christopher RFiled Apr 27, 2026
Not awardedFCC ↗
PAGAN, FELIX WFiled Sep 12, 2022
Not awardedFCC ↗
Jackson, Timothy AFiled Mar 4, 2022

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W4BOJ FCC Vanity Status: 4 Competing Applications & History