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
29881 - KC3TUP - Kevin - Danielsville - PA
GENERAL LICENCE
I am new to CW and have been learning the letters, numbers, and punctuation over the past few months. I have had a minimal amount of QSO'S with friends. Looking through your web page I feel this would be a good place to continue my journey. I believe the resources that are offered will benefit greatly as well as increase my confidence to get on the air.
Thank you for your consideration
Kevin Altmiller
KC3TUP
29882 - WA2GZT - Cindy - Cream Ridge - NJ
General license class
I believe I will enjoy this group. I am new to CW operation and only use and prefer a straight key
29883 - KW4GM - Bill - Norcross - GA
Amateur Extra. Learning CW on a straight key. 10-12 wpm for now.
29884 - K8DMM - Tom - Hinckley - OH
General, trying to get back to the basics and do what I should have done when first licensed back in 1961. Did many Morse activities when in Navy at Naval Security Group Activity up in Winter Harbor , Maine. 1967-1969
29885 - KC1TIG - Pete - Jericho - VT
Technician - I am just learning CW and have a great Bencher R1 that I really enjoy using.
29886 - KO6BGB - Michael - Thousand Oaks - CA
General. Learning CW and I've heard this is a great place to aid in my learning.
29887 - KN6VVY - Joe - Indio - CA
General . New CW operator. Want welcoming environment to practice and learn.
29888 - KO6ITP - Matt - Chico - CA
General. Got into ham by learning Morse code. I’d like to work and practice more on my copy speed.
29889 - VE3NV - Harry - Mississauga - ON
I have a Canadian Advanced class License as well as Basic with Morse code.
I made lots of CW QSOs when I was active in 1980s, but I need to practice CW again. I like using straight keys and bug keys, and I'd like to meet many SKCC members.
29890 - KQ9R - Josh - Huntington - IN
Extra. I talked with member (N8KR) and he told me I should join if I had any interest in CW. I told him I did just that I was out of practice and nervous.
29891 - DG2GBO - Harald - Rheinfelden - GER
license class: A , I love CW and want to develop further.
29892 - K4XNY - John - Marietta - GA
General. I learned CW a long time ago in the Army, never used it and am trying to get back into it. This group has the resources to help me get back on the air with CW.
29893 - KG0AU - Dave - Battle Creek - IA
Extra. I'm working on learning cw now. I have a camelback straight key and would like to run 10-15 wpm and paper copy.
29894 - KK7CFJ - Abby - Queen Creek - AZ
I have a General license class and am passionate about CW. I am a beginner, but my goal is to become proficient.
29895 - N4JRA - James - Reidsville - NC
N4JRA General License. I heard about SKCC the the LICW Club where I have begin classes to learn CW. I have listened to freq's SKCC uses and read through this site. I believe that SKCC could further my learning and be a great tool as I continue the adventure into the CW World.
TU and 73's
N4JRA
James
29896 - KE0WH - Mark - Fargo - ND
Extra License. Want to become a good CW operator
29897 - VA4YYZ - Cade - Winnipeg - MB
I am a basic with advanced Canadian amateur. All I want to do now is Morse code. I am currently working with LICW to equip my ears for the bands. 73 de VA4YYZ sk
29898 - ZL3ADX - CRAIG - GRANITY - NZL
General Amateur Operator
To learn and become proficient in CW
29899 - NZ5K - Mike - Van Alstyne - TX
Extra - I do almost 100% CW using a straight key or a bug. The CW bands are so much more pleasurable these days. Been a ham since 1983. Thanks.
29900 - WJ4A - Chuck - Raleigh - NC
Extra... Just bought a sk .. haven't used one in 45 years
29901 - AD2KL - Heng - Smithtown - NY
Amateur Extra class. I want to practice CW on the air.
29902 - VE7KBZ - Kirk - Victoria - BC
Basic with honours.
I love everything old.
29903 - OH6JRS - Kimmo - Veikkola - FIN
I have a General Class amateur radio license. I'm passionate about CW and make all my contacts with it. I'd love to get more practice using a straight key. Since SKCC supports and encourages this style of operating, I feel like it would be a great community to be part of.
GENERAL LICENCE
I am new to CW and have been learning the letters, numbers, and punctuation over the past few months. I have had a minimal amount of QSO'S with friends. Looking through your web page I feel this would be a good place to continue my journey. I believe the resources that are offered will benefit greatly as well as increase my confidence to get on the air.
Thank you for your consideration
Kevin Altmiller
KC3TUP
29882 - WA2GZT - Cindy - Cream Ridge - NJ
General license class
I believe I will enjoy this group. I am new to CW operation and only use and prefer a straight key
29883 - KW4GM - Bill - Norcross - GA
Amateur Extra. Learning CW on a straight key. 10-12 wpm for now.
29884 - K8DMM - Tom - Hinckley - OH
General, trying to get back to the basics and do what I should have done when first licensed back in 1961. Did many Morse activities when in Navy at Naval Security Group Activity up in Winter Harbor , Maine. 1967-1969
29885 - KC1TIG - Pete - Jericho - VT
Technician - I am just learning CW and have a great Bencher R1 that I really enjoy using.
29886 - KO6BGB - Michael - Thousand Oaks - CA
General. Learning CW and I've heard this is a great place to aid in my learning.
29887 - KN6VVY - Joe - Indio - CA
General . New CW operator. Want welcoming environment to practice and learn.
29888 - KO6ITP - Matt - Chico - CA
General. Got into ham by learning Morse code. I’d like to work and practice more on my copy speed.
29889 - VE3NV - Harry - Mississauga - ON
I have a Canadian Advanced class License as well as Basic with Morse code.
I made lots of CW QSOs when I was active in 1980s, but I need to practice CW again. I like using straight keys and bug keys, and I'd like to meet many SKCC members.
29890 - KQ9R - Josh - Huntington - IN
Extra. I talked with member (N8KR) and he told me I should join if I had any interest in CW. I told him I did just that I was out of practice and nervous.
29891 - DG2GBO - Harald - Rheinfelden - GER
license class: A , I love CW and want to develop further.
29892 - K4XNY - John - Marietta - GA
General. I learned CW a long time ago in the Army, never used it and am trying to get back into it. This group has the resources to help me get back on the air with CW.
29893 - KG0AU - Dave - Battle Creek - IA
Extra. I'm working on learning cw now. I have a camelback straight key and would like to run 10-15 wpm and paper copy.
29894 - KK7CFJ - Abby - Queen Creek - AZ
I have a General license class and am passionate about CW. I am a beginner, but my goal is to become proficient.
29895 - N4JRA - James - Reidsville - NC
N4JRA General License. I heard about SKCC the the LICW Club where I have begin classes to learn CW. I have listened to freq's SKCC uses and read through this site. I believe that SKCC could further my learning and be a great tool as I continue the adventure into the CW World.
TU and 73's
N4JRA
James
29896 - KE0WH - Mark - Fargo - ND
Extra License. Want to become a good CW operator
29897 - VA4YYZ - Cade - Winnipeg - MB
I am a basic with advanced Canadian amateur. All I want to do now is Morse code. I am currently working with LICW to equip my ears for the bands. 73 de VA4YYZ sk
29898 - ZL3ADX - CRAIG - GRANITY - NZL
General Amateur Operator
To learn and become proficient in CW
29899 - NZ5K - Mike - Van Alstyne - TX
Extra - I do almost 100% CW using a straight key or a bug. The CW bands are so much more pleasurable these days. Been a ham since 1983. Thanks.
29900 - WJ4A - Chuck - Raleigh - NC
Extra... Just bought a sk .. haven't used one in 45 years
29901 - AD2KL - Heng - Smithtown - NY
Amateur Extra class. I want to practice CW on the air.
29902 - VE7KBZ - Kirk - Victoria - BC
Basic with honours.
I love everything old.
29903 - OH6JRS - Kimmo - Veikkola - FIN
I have a General Class amateur radio license. I'm passionate about CW and make all my contacts with it. I'd love to get more practice using a straight key. Since SKCC supports and encourages this style of operating, I feel like it would be a great community to be part of.