Due to technical difficuties we have had to move to new servers. I had hoped to make this a slow painless transition but unfortunately it became necessary to make the move without the luxury I had originally hoped for. I won't bore you with the details.
Please bear with me as I feverishly try and restore functionality to this site.
In the end we should have a much better site than what was possible with the old servers.
You can use this lookup to search RadioQTH's database of call signs. The data is a day or two behind the FCC's data so some calls might have been assigned and yet still show as inactive or not show up here at all. For the latest up-to-date information you can search the FCC's live data by clicking here. For the RadioQTH lookup below, once the results come back you can click on the call sign and get a detailed listing of the call holder's license data. While the call holder's data is showing you can click on the License ID field and get a history of that specific call holder's license.
If you would like to do a more advanced license call sign lookup, where you can list amateur radio operators by their zip code, then please use the Zip Code Lookup feature by clicking here.
You can use this lookup to search RadioQTH's database of applications that have been filed for a particular call sign. As with the license database, the application data is a day or two behind the FCC's live data. The search will include applications that have been filed in the last month. Clicking on the License ID will give you a history of the applicant's call signs. Clicking on the Vanity Application number will bring up the actual application that was filed with the FCC.
You can use this lookup to search RadioQTH's database of applications that have been filed by a particular ham. As with the license database, the application data is a day or two behind the FCC's live data. The search will include applications that have been filed in the last month. Clicking on the License ID will give you a history of the applicant's call signs. Clicking on the Vanity Application number will bring up the actual application that was filed with the FCC.