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I have a client whose license is up for renewal. He has 7K60F2D, not the normal 7K60FXD /E codes listed.
I'm going to have him change and then realized the code for the FCC call sign is not listed.

I don't think I've ever paid attention to the ID other than to program it in and get nailed by the radio TXing while I'm putting a wattmeter on after pulling the RX antenna thinking I had out smarted the system. I'm assuming (I know, very dangerous) that the ID is Morse code but don't think I've ever verified that.

Would 11K0F3E be the right one? It's analog voice so I think there might be a more appropriate one.
 
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I seriously wouldn't worry about the Morse code ID. Just make sure you have your emission type for your primary operation. 7K 60 fxw will cover voice and data like text messaging or any other data you pass across DMR. I seriously doubt 25% of commercial stations are even licensed properly for DMR anyway, especially if they migrated from analog. It's great to know that you are concerned about it though.
 
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