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  • 01/02/2007 | K4JPN

    Fired up my old hb 2 tube QRP rig and made a few QSO's with 3W, then decided to try out the Tuna Tin 2, and made a few more QSO's. A lot of fun reminded me of my days as KN1VKW and K1VKW, back in the 60ies. Used my old novice keys. Read More

  • 01/02/2007 | AF4O

    Its now a tradition for me to work SKN to start the year off right. In my 29 years of hamming, Ive worked many modes from SSB to High Speed Meteor Scatter but the plan ole CW has a charm that cannot be beat.

    Ive also joined the Straight Key Century Cl... Read More

  • Hey, this picture looks like last years! But instead of my Uncle's J-38, it's a brand new RJ-1. It is nice having a skirted Navy knob!

    01/02/2007 | NT4XT

    Wonderful hearing so many Old Fashioned style CW signals on 40m! What fun! This is the year I purchased my first brand-new straight key. Made a special trip to HRO to find a decent key on Saturday. Every key I ever had previous to this was used.

    I ... Read More

  • 01/02/2007 | WU7R

    Duplicate Read More

  • "Key and Plug Assembly No 9" J-37 Key

    01/02/2007 | N8GU

    Once again SKN was a fun event. I know that my Great Uncle, Sammie Miller (W3CP-sk) was smiling from heaven since I was using his key once again for the SKN. I inherited his "Key and Plug Assembly No 9" J37 key. This key was part of a radio set that ... Read More

  • 01/02/2007 | VY0DU

    Lots of fun from up here at 64N in the Canadian Arctic. I could
    hear lots on 40 m and 20 m, and some on 30 m. Managed a few contacts
    from here from under the Aurora. The longest was 3360 klicks from
    here to AZ.

    73, ...Orin

    SKCC #2512 Read More

  • 01/02/2007 | KI0KM

    I have participated in SKN several times in the past making a few contacts each time. This year I made 16 contacts in 12 states on 80, 40 and 20 meters. Most were of the rag chew variety and very interesting.
    The bands were so crowded I had to abandon... Read More

  • 01/02/2007 | N9DD

    I always think of Straight Key Night as an 80 meter event. I guess
    that's because I spent most of my straight key days as a Novice back
    in 1972 calling CQ de WN9IUQ on that band.

    For this year's event, I dug out my old Novice key and tuned the rig
    u... Read More

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