28518 - KN4RCC - Jim - Ocala - FL

Extra. Just getting started with CW.



28519 - KQ4PJB - Phil - Mechanicsville - VA

Newly acquired technician license and studying for my general now. I am interested straight key cw only. I was first introduced to Ham Radio when I was ten years old by my late grandmother (WA4VZN) and her sister (WA4JIQ) and would spend endless hours tuning through the bands listening and fascinated even though I didn't understand any code. I really enjoyed thumbing through her collection of 1000's of QSL cards from around the world and wanted to be participate. She bought a Heathkit receiver kit to build for me but succumbed to cancer before she could build it. 45 years later I finally got started, I bought an Icom IC-730 and built a 40m half wave dipole antenna, got on the air last week and I'm looking for a club that I can participate in to build my skills. I'm kind of old school, not interested in computers, electronic keyers, or code readers, I want to do it all the old fashioned way and from what I have read this club sound a like a good fit. I have only had a few QSO's so far and my very first QSO was with SKCC # 3254 (AB8CR) and thus discovered what SKCC was. Thanks for your consideration and 73, Phil KQ4PJB.

28520 - N5OVH - Al - Kyle - TX

Amateur Extra Class. I've Always enjoyed CW since my Novice days over 40 years ago. Although I'm not as efficient I like to encourage new Hams to pass it along.

28677 - MM7BFL - Laura - Dailly - SCO
Foundation (UK), enjoy the art of radio telegraphy using a Straight Key, comrade with other lovers of CW

28678 - M0JJT - Gareth - Middlesbrough - ENG
UK Full - learning Morse using a straight key