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Finally got my callsign

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Josh380

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Just got my callsign, and I want to get on a repeater. I've emailed the people at Verdugo Peak, still waiting for a response. Apparently I have to wait 24hrs before mygmrs can find my license.

Forgive me for being impatient, but I want to talk. Submitted my application on Friday, didn't get my callsign until today...can anybody point me to anything in socal I can get on right now? Working in LA right now. I see on mygmrs there's a repeater called Lidu1 that looks like it might work for me..
 
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gewecke

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Keep in mind, even though your licensed (congrats) that many repeater owners reserve the right to grant permission to use their repeater. ;)
Some owners/ trustees have no problem with new users, but others might ask that you register your info with them other than your call sign.

73,
n9zas
 
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