01/02/2007 | NT9K Now that was an active SKN! I heard it all, fast code, slow code, good fists, sloppy fists and lots of SKCC members. I tried using my FT-101 but I'm getting lazy and the QRN caused me to switch to the TS-870 for its filtering. The key I used was a Navy flameproof, which I use everyday. It's nice to see all the activity and participation from the cw clubs. With organizations like the SKCC promoting manual cw operation year round, SKN will only get better every year. 73 Bill -- NT9K