1 - January 21, 2010 7:14 pm

From:

Ron Sindric ex-WD8ODM

Location:

Waterloo, IA

Comment:

I got my novice YEARS ago when in grad-school. Let it lapse. Now, am thinking of getting back into xtal-controlled QRP-CW on 40 M once I pass my license exam again. Have a home-brew xmitter and a J-47 to "pound". Am looking for a few old-but-tired-but usable keys to tickle once more.

2 - December 18, 2009 1:33 pm

From:

albert g3zhe

Location:

Warrington NW UK

Comment:

I am taking my time looking around for a nice Iambic paddle
You have a nice collection 73 Albert

3 - December 13, 2009 10:37 pm

From:

Gil WA5YKK

Location:

Port Aransas, Mustang Island, Texas

Comment:

Howdy, from my salty little island home/business on the Gulf coast of Texas. I've been an "active SWL" for entirely too long, now getting back into the swing of everything, and trying to find the right "dry day, dry roof, no arthritis pain" to put my next versions of antennas up. Got so lazy with voice SSB that I'll take awhile to limber up to a good speed on CW again, but it will be fun to exercise my key collection.
Best for now, CU on 40 CW, perhaps!
73's
Gil WA5YKK (now 50 plus years licensed!)

4 - December 12, 2009 4:55 pm

From:

sergio

Location:

uruguay

Comment:

lo felicito x la paginasi me haceta un comentariome mandaria unas medidas de dipolos para cb bandaslaterales con medidas en metros que son mas entendibles le agradesco su apoyo para mi que yo un prisipiante muchas gracias un 73 desde aqui

5 - December 7, 2009 12:51 pm

From:

Stan Zack KA2U

Location:

West Henrietta NY

Comment:

Been out of ham radio for years. When I left ham radio I gave up a 50Ft tower with a six element beam a KW Linear and the radios to drive it and hear it. So now with this sunspot cycle I am going qrp and CW. The whole family are hams. daughter and two sons ...even the XYL.