New SKCC Members!
Please welcome the following new members of the SKCC family. Watch for them on the air and help them get started on their first SKCC QSO's!
Read below, some of their reasons for joining the SKCC.
73 de Andy, K0AF SKCC #22366S
28648 - KI5TKL - Don - Southaven - MS
GENERAL and I've been studying CW for over a year and am just about ready to get online. I belong to LICW and they highly recommend SKCC.
28649 - W7BRS - Jeff - Fall City - WA
Extra,
I would like to affiliate with a club that encourages practice using the bug key. I normally do not use a bug. But, as things go, it sounds like a fun thing to do -- informally exercise a different set of skills than relying on the keyer (N1MM, etc..) Being affiliated just adds more encouragement to try.
28650 - WV8TG - Tom - Evans City - PA
I am learning CW via LICW and CW Ops classes.
28651 - KB1UGP - Gregory - Braintree - MA
General license class.
I am learning Morse Code after too many years of not working CW and I'm looking for opportunities to improve my skills on the air. This organization seems like an excellent resource!
28652 - KG5VUH - Peter - Houston - TX
License: General
Reason: I am just starting to learn CW.
28653 - KF0QBT - John - Wellington - CO
Technician. I have always been drawn to the straight key CW. Right now I can receive at around 10 wpm. I think this organization is perfect for me.
28654 - KI5WFC - Jacob - Metairie - LA
KI5WFC
I want to advance in Ham Radio while continuing to preserve the technology of the past.
28655 - EA3GIZ - Ramon - SÚRIA - ESP
No comment provided by member
28656 - W3JED - John - Plano - TX
General, working to learn CW using a flameproof key, interested in others doing the same
28657 - KI5RTN - Rick - Ocean Springs - MS
Technician class license. SKCC is highly recommend by serveral well-respected Ham-themed YouTube channels as the go-to place to learn and practice Morse Code.
28658 - KO4WSU - David - Trussville - AL
Amateur Extra. I think SKCC is right for me because after 2-1/2 years of trying, I can not copy very well at all. My sending is pretty good. I have a new straight key ordered and look forward to finally making contacts.
28659 - UR7FM - GENN - CHERNOMORSK - UKR
FIRST CLASS LICENCE
CW IS MY FAVOR MODE
28660 - ON3VCF - Peter - Brussels - BEL
An "ON3", like me, is the first level amature radio license here in Belgium
I am attracted to CW by it's pure simplicity and the vast distances CW travels on "just a watt"!.
I want to make my first QSO and today is world morse code day !
So today I'm going to give it a "bash", even if the other one thinks I'm a right banana :-)
28661 - KA2MWS - Mikey - New York City - NY
ADVANCED
28662 - KD9WWO - Pete - MENOMONIE - WI
Amateur Extra. I want to learn CW straight key operations and technics.
28663 - WR1L - Chuck - Goddard - KS
Extra Class. Looking forward to meeting and working with other straight key Hams.
GENERAL and I've been studying CW for over a year and am just about ready to get online. I belong to LICW and they highly recommend SKCC.
28649 - W7BRS - Jeff - Fall City - WA
Extra,
I would like to affiliate with a club that encourages practice using the bug key. I normally do not use a bug. But, as things go, it sounds like a fun thing to do -- informally exercise a different set of skills than relying on the keyer (N1MM, etc..) Being affiliated just adds more encouragement to try.
28650 - WV8TG - Tom - Evans City - PA
I am learning CW via LICW and CW Ops classes.
28651 - KB1UGP - Gregory - Braintree - MA
General license class.
I am learning Morse Code after too many years of not working CW and I'm looking for opportunities to improve my skills on the air. This organization seems like an excellent resource!
28652 - KG5VUH - Peter - Houston - TX
License: General
Reason: I am just starting to learn CW.
28653 - KF0QBT - John - Wellington - CO
Technician. I have always been drawn to the straight key CW. Right now I can receive at around 10 wpm. I think this organization is perfect for me.
28654 - KI5WFC - Jacob - Metairie - LA
KI5WFC
I want to advance in Ham Radio while continuing to preserve the technology of the past.
28655 - EA3GIZ - Ramon - SÚRIA - ESP
No comment provided by member
28656 - W3JED - John - Plano - TX
General, working to learn CW using a flameproof key, interested in others doing the same
28657 - KI5RTN - Rick - Ocean Springs - MS
Technician class license. SKCC is highly recommend by serveral well-respected Ham-themed YouTube channels as the go-to place to learn and practice Morse Code.
28658 - KO4WSU - David - Trussville - AL
Amateur Extra. I think SKCC is right for me because after 2-1/2 years of trying, I can not copy very well at all. My sending is pretty good. I have a new straight key ordered and look forward to finally making contacts.
28659 - UR7FM - GENN - CHERNOMORSK - UKR
FIRST CLASS LICENCE
CW IS MY FAVOR MODE
28660 - ON3VCF - Peter - Brussels - BEL
An "ON3", like me, is the first level amature radio license here in Belgium
I am attracted to CW by it's pure simplicity and the vast distances CW travels on "just a watt"!.
I want to make my first QSO and today is world morse code day !
So today I'm going to give it a "bash", even if the other one thinks I'm a right banana :-)
28661 - KA2MWS - Mikey - New York City - NY
ADVANCED
28662 - KD9WWO - Pete - MENOMONIE - WI
Amateur Extra. I want to learn CW straight key operations and technics.
28663 - WR1L - Chuck - Goddard - KS
Extra Class. Looking forward to meeting and working with other straight key Hams.