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01/05/2008 | AD6FR
I worked K6XZ Jim in Dansville, CA. He said he hadn't been on CW for many years but he did a fine job, I hope SKN was his comeback to the first digital mode. Looking forward to SKN 2008 but in the meantime I'm using my keyer. Read More
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01/05/2008 | N2KZ
6pm Monday night: Driving home from work trying to strategize how to squeeze in SKN into the next 24 hours. 7pm: Contest begins and I'm having dinner. 8pm: Dinner over. Family starts to watch movie together. (Very impolite to leave.) 1015 pm: Tuck kids... Read More
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01/05/2008 | NJ3K
SKN is always fun. Setting back and chatting with someone with the J-38 is a pleasure. (arm gets sore though) Reminds me a lot of my days as a novice, when I all I did was chat with others. Rig used was TX Kenwood 440, RX Drake R-4B. 73 to all and see ... Read More
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01/05/2008 | K2WI
I had so much fun this year, I had to force myself to get some sleep at 5AM. I started with the "Big Rig", 500W Navy TCK and RBB receiver, with Vibroplex Champion bug and copying on Underwood mill. When the mill ribbon wouldn't reverse, I got distrac... Read More
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01/05/2008 | W7OS
Each year the W7OS Clifford J "Doc Spike" Antique Radio Museum participates in Straight Key Night. Along with Straight Keys and Bugs... We like to heat up the old vacuum tube rigs from the past and pound some brass to help preserve some of the history ... Read More
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01/05/2008 | VE3WMB
As usual SKN was a blast. I only had time for 3 SKN QSOs, but they were all very enjoyable. The bonus was snagging my good friend Ken, WA8REI just as he was finishing up another SKN QSO on 40M. Ken and I had a really fun QSO. Not only did I torment him... Read More
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01/05/2008 | WB2WGX
I made seven really enjoyable contacts.Three were ragchews with
old friends including a guy I went to college with in 1968.
I used my 1911 A.W. Bowman spark key to start with,then went
to the Lennart Pettersson Swedish Pump key.David N1EA wired up
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01/05/2008 | K8MP
I sure had a ball. I used a J-38 and split radio-time between my Ten Tec Omni VI Plus and my Oldie-but-Goodie Kenwood TS-830S. The 830 drifts a little, so it made things seem even more like the good ol' days.
I only made 16 QSO's, but they were quality... Read More











