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01/03/2011 | WB2AWQ
This is my first SKN from anywhere but NJ. As usual, my participation was a little limited, but rewarding. Four SKN contacts, one of which was DX (5100 miles, on 40M, at 8AM in full daylight), with a dipole mounted only 7 ft off the ground. My keys of ... Read More
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01/03/2011 | HP1AC
Worked more stations this year . Was active on 40-20 and 15 meters. Thanks all , 73 Cam HP1AC Read More
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01/03/2011 | KA0P
I only had time to make 1 SKN contact . I used my HW101 and trap vertical and contacted club station W5ROS. Bob was the operator at the time Saturday morning. Hope to have more time next year. 73- Dave Read More
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01/03/2011 | KC2LMX
Thanks to ARRL for another Straight Key Nite. Every year, the code gets smother or my hearing is getting weaker. As conditions was not the best, the propagation is improving so we can expect more QSO's. Thank to all the Hams who partisipated in the eve... Read More
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01/03/2011 | NA6DX
I spent one year preparing for SKN 2011. After the last SKN, I decided I'd refurbish & tune up my old HW-16, which I built in 1972 when I was a Novice (WN0HEG). I wanted to use real vintage equipment in 2011, but the HW-16 chirped real bad, and I had... Read More
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01/03/2011 | K7SIM
Enjoyed participating in SKN this year, even though I was only on for 5 hours or so. Friday night I played bagpipes at our local brewpub in below freezing temperatures, so I got a late start. I should have spent the time with SKN, and stayed warm, bu... Read More
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01/03/2011 | W7OS
W7OS operated SKN 2011 as usual from the Clifford J "Doc Spike" Antique Radio Museum located at the Radio Club of Tacoma Clubhouse.
This year W7OS operated two vintage stations. On 80 Meters, a Heathkit Apache XMTR and a Hammarlund HQ-120X RCVR. On 4... Read More -
01/03/2011 | KD6WKY
Throughout the evening I worked a half a dozen stations on 40m and 80m. SKN brings back memories of my Navy days as a Radioman and working CW as a new ham. As a new Novice my Heathkit sat on top of the dryer in the little laundry room we had. I had... Read More








