30400 - DK3Y - Club - Erbach - GER
license class A (German Extra); have even more fun with straight-key events

30401 - KE5MME - Amelia - Cave Springs - AR
I have a General class license. I think I belong in SKCC due to the fact that I am learning Morse code through CW Academy. I am at the point where I will begin sending this week, and I plan to learn at least straight keys and bugs along with paddles. My straight key arrives next weekend.

30402 - PA1MT - Gerrit - Siddeburen - NED
Full license. I love Morse code and used most my Kent Strait key.

73 Gerrit PA1MT

30403 - KZ4WH - Moe - Greensboro - NC
Advanced. Started as WL7GKB in 1968 upon returning to NYS and upgraded, I became WA2ICB and remained so until this year when I became KZ4WH. in NC.I've always operated CW almost exclusively originally with a SK and later a bug. My current bug is a Vibroplex Champion built in 1940., it's a bit cantankorous but then at 86 years old so am I so it's a good fit.

30404 - BI1RRE - Yin - Beijing - CHN
China License B;
I like qrp cw

30405 - DK0RPO - Operator - Kandel - GER
License class: A

30406 - VA3VRL - Steven - Toronto - ON
Basic with Honours. I'm learning with LICW and thought it might be nice to participate in SKCC at some point.

30407 - KR4GEP - Art - Windermere - FL
I got my technician and general licenses a few months ago. Brand new to CW. Got a straight key and want to learn QRP CW on a straight key

30408 - AI5NA - Ron - Hitchcock - TX
Extra
CW is my goal, right now. I practice CW daily, but have NOT gotten on the air -mainly because I need an antenna. My radio is IC 7300. Looking to build a POTA PERformer antenna. I have a nice straight key, PB213, built recently in England by Phil Boyle. It’s a nice Marconi replica. I do enjoy the challenge of learning a new language. Precisely because Morse code is so hard to master is what makes CW mode attractive. Thank you, AI5NA, Ron, Galveston, Tx

30409 - DM3SEB - Seb - Schleswig - GER
HAREC Licence. I'm a beginning ham (first licensed in February as a Novice) and am learning CW. Looking for slow speed ragchew.

30410 - BI1PPV - Zhang - Beijing - CHN
License Class:B
I started learning CW with a straight key, and now I can copy Morse code at 25 WPM. I only know how to send Morse code using a straight key, and I want to meet many friends who love straight keys and Morse code through SKCC, so as to gain more communication opportunities and fun!

30411 - W4VFF - Kevin - Chattanooga - TN
I am a 62 year old Extra Class just now learning CW. At the moment, I am more comfortable operating with a mechanical key until my copying skills match my sending skills. I have a Vibroplex bug and really like using it. I also use a C.W. Morse straight key. My friends that are trying to help me learn are using keyers and while it makes for a great steady copy, they don't really slow to where I can copy easily. I can copy characters at about 15-18 wpm but when writing things down, I am at about 5-7.5 wpm. I feel SKCC will help bring that speed up as other operators are more likely to slow their speed.

30412 - WR1W - Brian - West Bridgewater - MA
Extra. I want to learn and grow more in the world of CW.