30077 - YO2CEQ - Dan - Sannicolau Mare - ROM
I really like the CW operating mode and I use all types of kei. And I have a mini collection of CW kei

30078 - AD2GT - Alex - Fort Lee - NJ
Extra

30079 - W0JT - Chris - Pierre - SD
Amateur Extra, I am new to CW and have an older bug I am looking forward to making new contacts with.

30080 - K4SLC - Sam - McKinney - TX
I am going through the LICW club and it was recommended that we join SKCC. I am currently going through BC2 and am starting BC3. I believe that SKCC would help me gain valuable experience sending and receiving CW.

30081 - JH5OJH - Teru - Kagawa - JPN
No comment provided by member

30082 - N5LPT - Mark - Beaumont - TX
Extra class and just starting to get back into CW and wish to become proficient using a straight key.

30083 - WD0ANB - Dick - Ames - IA
Extra Class. I originally learned CW on a straight key as a novice and completed all of my novice QSOs with the straight key. I am interested in restoring my 1933 Vibroplex bug and getting it operational for use on the air.

30084 - IV3IUM - Tony - Codroipo - ITA
No comment provided by member

30085 - KR4DXZ - Michael - Owensboro - KY
Technician class. Learning CW and want to get on the air with SKCC members.

30086 - WD4ET - Jeff - Crosby - TX
I have been an Extra since the 90s. My preference is to operate QRP via a K2 (#155) I built in the late 90s. I want to enhance my QRP activities using CW.

30087 - KE9XB - Don - Bartlesville - OK
Extra Class. In my efforts to regain my CW skills that I had put to sleep 35+ years ago, A well known friend AC5P highly suggest that I join to help with my CW.

30088 - KF0RBH - Matt - Papillion - NE
General Class. CW beginner interested in gaining experience and proficiency.

30089 - W0JO - Robert - Atlanta - GA
Extra, I am really getting into CW, currently learning via LICW. Very interested in paddle and straight keys.

30090 - IZ0CHK - Roby - Civitavecchia - ITA
No comment provided by member

30091 - KI5RDD - Marc - Santa Fe - NM
General
I have been a member of LICW since January and want to add additional opportunities for CW QSOs. SKCC has been recommended by many LICW instructors and Teri Beard. I have reviewed parts of your website. My short term goal is to move from averaging 1 QSO a day to 10 a day. Thank you.

30092 - AJ6BC - John - San Jose - CA
Amateur Extra - want to learn how to be better at CW and make new friends on the air.

30093 - VE3SOJ - Sam - Hamilton - ON
As a Canadian amateur radio operator holding a Basic with Honours license, I am drawn to SKCC because of my passion for traditional CW (Morse code) operations and straight-key operating. The club's dedication to preserving the art of hand-sent Morse code aligns perfectly with my operating preferences and desire to maintain these classic amateur radio skills.

I'm particularly interested in participating in SKCC's various activities and awards programs, which will help me improve my CW proficiency while connecting with like-minded operators who share an appreciation for the fundamentals of amateur radio communication.

The club's emphasis on courteous operating practices and mentorship appeals to me, as I am eager to both learn from experienced members and eventually help newcomers to CW.

SKCC's welcoming community and focus on slow-speed CW operation makes it an ideal environment for me to develop my skills at a comfortable pace while enjoying meaningful QSOs with operators who prioritize quality communication over speed. I look forward to contributing to the club's mission of keeping the tradition of straight key operations alive and thriving.

30094 - KF0UNK - Bob - Saint Paul - MN
I recently got a General class license (skipping Technician) and I am very interested in doing CW in general. I have been doing LCWO and trying to prepare to hunt POTA with CW as a way to get on the air, but I have heard about the SKCC and would like to join and try out activities.

30095 - K2OS - Frank - Okatie - SC
Amateur Extra
I enjoy CW and still use my straight key that I obtained as a Novice Class operator.

30096 - W7EV - Eric - Bacona - OR
Amateur Extra. Started learning code in March. Having fun trying out the different keys my dad left me.

30097 - KO6IVC - Sky - La Crescenta - CA
General. I like the CW. Thank you

30098 - OK2KG - Jiri - Kotvrdovice - CZE
I like to use my straight key and my Vibroplex Bug for QSOs

30099 - KC1ULS - Chris - Hampstead - NH
Amateur Extra

I polish my J38 every night before going to bed to keep it minty fresh. That and it's just more fun.

30100 - IV3TNP - Pascal - Latisana Ud - ITA
Classe A

30101 - N2LEE - Lee - Sebring - FL
Extra. I have been a licensed ham for almost 50 years. I learned CW to pass my novice test and that was it. But, now I am very interested in learning and becoming proficient cw op.

30102 - VK6FN - Max - Manjimup - AUS
Australian full call. I know several operators already members speak highly of this organization

30103 - OH5JJL - Tom - Kouvola - FIN
General. I enjoy sending Morse code and especially with either a cootie or bug key.

30104 - WA3L - Thomas - Marietta - GA
My license is Extra and I received it when CW was not required. I am now learning CW and prefer to learn and practice using a straight key.

30105 - K2DJF - Dave - Baldwinsville - NY
Extra. Just joined LICW.

30106 - W7KIO - Ronald - Elko - NV
I am a slow learner for CW.

30107 - NU1D - Seth - Pittsfield - ME
Amateur Extra License Class.

I am relatively new to CW and am eager to learn more about it and I think being part of a group who prioritizes CW as a part of our amazing hobby is the right fit for me.

30108 - Z31PM - Misop - Skopje - MKD
National class A; CEPT class 1
I start my CW journey with a straight key. Although now I am using paddle, I like to come back and use a straight key in my QSOs

30109 - 4I1HFE - Len - Marikina - PHI
Class B / General
I am not much of a verbal/talkish individual and would prefer CW. I also like carrying small battery operated QRP radios for activation activities.

30110 - KB9OEQ - Rob - Skokie - IL
General, only own a straight key, and new to CW

30111 - KO4ZRE - Ron - Plant City - FL
General now studying for extra. Looking forward to getting into Morse code after getting my extra ticket.

30112 - N7KV - Kevin - Seattle - WA
I'm a "code Extra" from a long time ago. I really enjoy CW and I'm trying to become a better operator after a long while off the air.

30113 - KF8ASD - Mat - Wheeling - WV
I am a General license holder, I think SKCC is right for me because I want improve my skill as a straight keyer.

30114 - KE4VPN - Ron - Grover - NC
General, making contacts on CW, helping others know how great CW is. As a beginner again at 61 years old, I need help getting back on the air.

30115 - WZ9U - Tom - Vancouver - WA
Amateur Extra, I only operate CW ... never Vox.

30116 - KQ4VYA - JH - Sterling - VA
General.
A place for beginner to start with and a place for experienced user to stay with.

30117 - K9CZ - Steve - Springfield - IL
EXTRA CW My favorite mode since 1972

30118 - N5EEN - Michael - Las Vegas - NV
Extra. I am learning Morse code for three years and want to be a part of SKCC events.

30119 - N8GTT - Rich - Grandville - MI
Advanced

30120 - AJ9K - Ray - Camby - IN
Amateur extra, and I'm learning Morse code and would like to have the incentive SKCC provides in learning to send with a straight key.

30121 - KC3VHR - John - Brownsville - PA
Technician. I got into ham radio specifically to learn how to operate CW. I need some guidance and I'd like to try to meet other hams who live straight key CW. My goal is to be proficient to the point it comes natural and I can operate at 15-20wpm. Ideally find others who need practice also