Founded, January 2006
30,218 members strong
as of 30-Jul-2025
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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
30199 - IU5MOT - Alessio - Pistoia - ITA
I'm a HAM CW fan, only CW for me.
30200 - KQ4UPA - Rob - Canton - GA
General, new to CW, interested in manual CW, slow speed. Head copy at speed, discerning sound differences when speed increases seems impossible to me. I hope that with time and perseverance it becomes possible. I hope to find others all over the world that I can make and achieve QSO’s with and enjoy this awesome hobby.
30201 - K8AAJ - John - Elkins - WV
General license. New to HF. Have learned alphabet, numbers, etc. Really want to get into Morse Code QSOs but POTA pileups seem a bit much. Want a place to put skills to use at manageable pace.
30202 - KK4YDY - Stephen - Woodstock - GA
I am an Extra and I feel SKCC is right for me because I am new to CW and I would like to get better at it. Also, I enjoy sending with a Straight Key.
30203 - KF0MJW - Ron - Fargo - ND
General. I am on the path of learning Morse code and I like the idea of “old fashioned” straight keys.
30204 - KO4MJC - John - Louisville - TN
General. I love all CW.
30205 - PD8X - James - Bladel - NED
Novice, want to start learning to send CW after learning to listen. This seems like a great way to get started.
30206 - PE4BAS - Bas - Roodeschool - NED
F(Full)-license. I love using my straight key and still learning CW for 2 years now.
30207 - W8DMT - Andy - Grand Haven - MI
General, this would help me learn and get efficient with Morse code.
30208 - KQ4NMS - Apo - Miami - FL
Amateur Extra. I have been doing CW since 1985.
30209 - AI5MB - Dwayne - Quinlan - TX
Extra, Looking for learning resources and a place to participate at slower speeds
30210 - N1ENS - Eric - Eastham - MA
General class. I’m learning CW as a lifetime member of LICW and SKCC will provide me with an opportunity to improve my craft.
30211 - WI1A - Charles - New Hartford - CT
Extra. Just started in amateur radio hobby in retirement. Starting with CW.
30212 - N4PGC - Russ - Seffner - FL
General class. Worked at a marine coast station (WSL) in the 70's. One of the old timers radio operators told me I had a bad fist when testing a 500khz transmitter. So I put CW aside until recently. Hope to make a good go of it now!
30213 - 2E0FKY - Paul - Burnham On Sea - ENG
intermediate licence. just learning Morse code
30214 - WD4NYL - Mark - Birmingham - AL
Extra...I have always used a Speed-X straight key and still like long leisurely rag chews.
30215 - KC5DEF - Nathan - Rusk - TX
I have an Extra Class license and believe SKCC will be a good way to get back into CW and be an enjoyable way to build proficiency.
30216 - AF0XS - John - Thornton - CO
Extra License, I want to advance my CW abilities, and make QSOs with other HAMs interested in CW. I have a Cootie now and will be acquiring a traditional straight key soon. I have been practicing cadence and spacing using tools such as HAM CUBE, and have been practicing receiving with LCWO. I am also applying for both the LICW and CW Ops Courses to hopefully get accepted into one or both of them to improve my copy and send abilities.
I'm a HAM CW fan, only CW for me.
30200 - KQ4UPA - Rob - Canton - GA
General, new to CW, interested in manual CW, slow speed. Head copy at speed, discerning sound differences when speed increases seems impossible to me. I hope that with time and perseverance it becomes possible. I hope to find others all over the world that I can make and achieve QSO’s with and enjoy this awesome hobby.
30201 - K8AAJ - John - Elkins - WV
General license. New to HF. Have learned alphabet, numbers, etc. Really want to get into Morse Code QSOs but POTA pileups seem a bit much. Want a place to put skills to use at manageable pace.
30202 - KK4YDY - Stephen - Woodstock - GA
I am an Extra and I feel SKCC is right for me because I am new to CW and I would like to get better at it. Also, I enjoy sending with a Straight Key.
30203 - KF0MJW - Ron - Fargo - ND
General. I am on the path of learning Morse code and I like the idea of “old fashioned” straight keys.
30204 - KO4MJC - John - Louisville - TN
General. I love all CW.
30205 - PD8X - James - Bladel - NED
Novice, want to start learning to send CW after learning to listen. This seems like a great way to get started.
30206 - PE4BAS - Bas - Roodeschool - NED
F(Full)-license. I love using my straight key and still learning CW for 2 years now.
30207 - W8DMT - Andy - Grand Haven - MI
General, this would help me learn and get efficient with Morse code.
30208 - KQ4NMS - Apo - Miami - FL
Amateur Extra. I have been doing CW since 1985.
30209 - AI5MB - Dwayne - Quinlan - TX
Extra, Looking for learning resources and a place to participate at slower speeds
30210 - N1ENS - Eric - Eastham - MA
General class. I’m learning CW as a lifetime member of LICW and SKCC will provide me with an opportunity to improve my craft.
30211 - WI1A - Charles - New Hartford - CT
Extra. Just started in amateur radio hobby in retirement. Starting with CW.
30212 - N4PGC - Russ - Seffner - FL
General class. Worked at a marine coast station (WSL) in the 70's. One of the old timers radio operators told me I had a bad fist when testing a 500khz transmitter. So I put CW aside until recently. Hope to make a good go of it now!
30213 - 2E0FKY - Paul - Burnham On Sea - ENG
intermediate licence. just learning Morse code
30214 - WD4NYL - Mark - Birmingham - AL
Extra...I have always used a Speed-X straight key and still like long leisurely rag chews.
30215 - KC5DEF - Nathan - Rusk - TX
I have an Extra Class license and believe SKCC will be a good way to get back into CW and be an enjoyable way to build proficiency.
30216 - AF0XS - John - Thornton - CO
Extra License, I want to advance my CW abilities, and make QSOs with other HAMs interested in CW. I have a Cootie now and will be acquiring a traditional straight key soon. I have been practicing cadence and spacing using tools such as HAM CUBE, and have been practicing receiving with LCWO. I am also applying for both the LICW and CW Ops Courses to hopefully get accepted into one or both of them to improve my copy and send abilities.