Hamcall database tops two million callsigns

'Buckmaster Publishing' has announced that their HamCall Callsign Database now exceeds 2,000,000 world-wide callsigns, with data from over two hundred countries.

First issued in 1989 on CD-ROM, HamCall began with only U.S. callsign data then added International listings in 1993. Since then the database and its features have grown steadily each year.

HamCall is the world's largest callsign database and is available on CD-ROM and on the Internet at http://hamcall.net. A typical callsign listing includes mailing address, e-mail address, accurate latitude/ longitude, grid square, QSL manager, previous callsigns, photo and much
more. A new HamCall CD-ROM is published each month.

Buckmaster Publishing is also known for its 6, 7, and 8-Band Off-Center-Fed (OCF) dipole antennas, Great Circle Maps (Azimuthal Equidistant), and Name Badges. Buckmaster also
hosts the web site of the popular CQ Magazine Archives at:
http://hamcall.net/cq

Buckmaster products can be found at amateur radio dealers across the U.S. and are widely distributed to over 200 countries by the publisher.

For further information, contact: Jack Speer, N1BIC, Buckmaster Publishing, 6196 Jefferson Hwy, Mineral, VA 23117 - or info@buck.com