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
29287 - KL5VL - Heather - Wasilla - AK
Amateur Extra.
I’m here to learn, challenge myself and enjoy the community.
29288 - KC1VPP - John - New Canaan - CT
Hi. I'm a renewed General after a 55 year hiatus. CW and QRP are my interests.
29289 - AA9GF - Dave - Seymour - WI
I am an Extra Class operator who is just coming back to amateur radio after a 15 year hiatus. I am rebuilding my station and will be a cw ONLY operator. I am very rusty and have also joined the LICW Club. I believe I will be an active and productive member of SKCC. I am interested in learning and being involved with other like minded people.
29290 - KD9NUD - Chuck - Mc Cordsville - IN
General Class - I am only starting my Morse code journey, but enjoy the idea of using a straight key. I am a software engineer in daily life, so stepping back from the technology and keyers is more relaxing for me.
29291 - VE6SV - Gord - Sherwood Park - AB
Advanced, retired getting back to basics of CW
where the real fun and action is!
29292 - K7JCD - John - Portland - OR
Originally licensed as Novice class in 1961. Used straight key and bug. Rejoined ham radio hobby in 2008 and current license is Amateur Extra (since 2009). Recently started doing a little CW again with a straight key.
29293 - N0DIY - Sebie - Maple Grove - MN
Extra
29294 - CT7BEG - John - Lagos - POR
I am a US citizen expat now residing in Portugal. My Portugal License CT7BEG is Class 1.
Also, I also maintain my US Extra Class callsign W4JRT however I do not use it. It remains active until if ever I return to the US. No need for a SKCC#.
I am 74 years old and keeping alzheimer away by relearning Morse Code, I took a few decades off. I enjoy the mode and amateur hobby for the last 60 years so please grant my request for a SKCC number to use. I still use my Speed-X straight key that is as old as I am but will also use a paddle in the future, but no software enhancement per the SKCC policy. Never too late to learn, but time is running out... Tnx!
29295 - K9JBA - JB - Savoy - IL
Amateur Extra, member of LICW
29296 - KX7H - Doug - Lakeview - OR
I have only used straight keys since I was licensed in the mid 1970's.
29297 - BH3AGU - Wang - Tianjin - AS
I am a CW liker, since 2010 my 90% QSO is CW!
29298 - K7DTS - Don - Kuna - ID
Coming back to the hobby after many years. Extra class. Recently signed-up for LICW training and want to become proficient on several modes including CW.
29299 - KC3YPK - James - Paoli - PA
I have my Amateur Extra class. I have just started learning CW with the LICW club, and they recommended joining.
29300 - MM0FFC - Ian - Broxburn - SCO
UK Full. My interest in SK CW in the learning stage just now
29301 - AD2JG - Neil - Kings Park - NY
Extra class. I believe in supporting traditional methods and appreciate the challenge/skill involved in straight keying
29302 - N6ARA - Ara - Montrose - CA
I just got a straight key and need a good excuse to put it through its paces.
29303 - N8DLP - Kevin - Cleveland - OH
Extra, very rusty CW skills after years of inactivity. Winter months in Ohio call for polishing off the QRP rig and getting back in the game
29304 - K6YLH - Jevon - Watsonville - CA
Extra class. I love CW!
29305 - WN6P - Bill - Chico - CA
Extra class. We are a club of operators who love CW.
29306 - WE5J - Scott - Houston - TX
Amateur Extra. I love CW and have fallen in love with straight keys and bugs! I want to keep this art alive
29307 - KF0RXX - Richard - Oak Grove - MN
General. I just started up with LICW and am really enjoying learning CW. Especially the straight key. Can’t foresee a time when I don’t use a straight key. I looked into Ft8 and thought it was way too hands off so I’ve decided CW will be my primary POTA method.
29308 - NN7C - Rob - Palmer - AK
License class is Amateur Extra. CW is my favorite mode of operation, and I'm especially fond of using a straight key--I appreciate the additional control it gives me, and it makes sending code more fun. I'd like to be able to join in on the SKCC activities if band conditions ever allow me to.
29309 - AD8MA - Kasey - Muskegon - MI
Amateur extra
I am working on my confidence with Morse code and was recommended this organization by an Elmer to me. I am working on my straight key utilization.
29310 - KJ4HRL - Steve - Dyer - TN
General I love QRP phone operation, however I would really like to learn the code and make that my main mode of operation.
29311 - VE7WKW - Keith - Grand Forks - BC
lic "Basic with Honours". I have a new straight key on order, but spent nearly 10 years back in 78-88 using my grandfathers old navy straight key. I can't wait to get re-started!
Amateur Extra.
I’m here to learn, challenge myself and enjoy the community.
29288 - KC1VPP - John - New Canaan - CT
Hi. I'm a renewed General after a 55 year hiatus. CW and QRP are my interests.
29289 - AA9GF - Dave - Seymour - WI
I am an Extra Class operator who is just coming back to amateur radio after a 15 year hiatus. I am rebuilding my station and will be a cw ONLY operator. I am very rusty and have also joined the LICW Club. I believe I will be an active and productive member of SKCC. I am interested in learning and being involved with other like minded people.
29290 - KD9NUD - Chuck - Mc Cordsville - IN
General Class - I am only starting my Morse code journey, but enjoy the idea of using a straight key. I am a software engineer in daily life, so stepping back from the technology and keyers is more relaxing for me.
29291 - VE6SV - Gord - Sherwood Park - AB
Advanced, retired getting back to basics of CW
where the real fun and action is!
29292 - K7JCD - John - Portland - OR
Originally licensed as Novice class in 1961. Used straight key and bug. Rejoined ham radio hobby in 2008 and current license is Amateur Extra (since 2009). Recently started doing a little CW again with a straight key.
29293 - N0DIY - Sebie - Maple Grove - MN
Extra
29294 - CT7BEG - John - Lagos - POR
I am a US citizen expat now residing in Portugal. My Portugal License CT7BEG is Class 1.
Also, I also maintain my US Extra Class callsign W4JRT however I do not use it. It remains active until if ever I return to the US. No need for a SKCC#.
I am 74 years old and keeping alzheimer away by relearning Morse Code, I took a few decades off. I enjoy the mode and amateur hobby for the last 60 years so please grant my request for a SKCC number to use. I still use my Speed-X straight key that is as old as I am but will also use a paddle in the future, but no software enhancement per the SKCC policy. Never too late to learn, but time is running out... Tnx!
29295 - K9JBA - JB - Savoy - IL
Amateur Extra, member of LICW
29296 - KX7H - Doug - Lakeview - OR
I have only used straight keys since I was licensed in the mid 1970's.
29297 - BH3AGU - Wang - Tianjin - AS
I am a CW liker, since 2010 my 90% QSO is CW!
29298 - K7DTS - Don - Kuna - ID
Coming back to the hobby after many years. Extra class. Recently signed-up for LICW training and want to become proficient on several modes including CW.
29299 - KC3YPK - James - Paoli - PA
I have my Amateur Extra class. I have just started learning CW with the LICW club, and they recommended joining.
29300 - MM0FFC - Ian - Broxburn - SCO
UK Full. My interest in SK CW in the learning stage just now
29301 - AD2JG - Neil - Kings Park - NY
Extra class. I believe in supporting traditional methods and appreciate the challenge/skill involved in straight keying
29302 - N6ARA - Ara - Montrose - CA
I just got a straight key and need a good excuse to put it through its paces.
29303 - N8DLP - Kevin - Cleveland - OH
Extra, very rusty CW skills after years of inactivity. Winter months in Ohio call for polishing off the QRP rig and getting back in the game
29304 - K6YLH - Jevon - Watsonville - CA
Extra class. I love CW!
29305 - WN6P - Bill - Chico - CA
Extra class. We are a club of operators who love CW.
29306 - WE5J - Scott - Houston - TX
Amateur Extra. I love CW and have fallen in love with straight keys and bugs! I want to keep this art alive
29307 - KF0RXX - Richard - Oak Grove - MN
General. I just started up with LICW and am really enjoying learning CW. Especially the straight key. Can’t foresee a time when I don’t use a straight key. I looked into Ft8 and thought it was way too hands off so I’ve decided CW will be my primary POTA method.
29308 - NN7C - Rob - Palmer - AK
License class is Amateur Extra. CW is my favorite mode of operation, and I'm especially fond of using a straight key--I appreciate the additional control it gives me, and it makes sending code more fun. I'd like to be able to join in on the SKCC activities if band conditions ever allow me to.
29309 - AD8MA - Kasey - Muskegon - MI
Amateur extra
I am working on my confidence with Morse code and was recommended this organization by an Elmer to me. I am working on my straight key utilization.
29310 - KJ4HRL - Steve - Dyer - TN
General I love QRP phone operation, however I would really like to learn the code and make that my main mode of operation.
29311 - VE7WKW - Keith - Grand Forks - BC
lic "Basic with Honours". I have a new straight key on order, but spent nearly 10 years back in 78-88 using my grandfathers old navy straight key. I can't wait to get re-started!