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01/02/2007 | KD6WKY
I worked ten stations during SKN, including one JA. It's been ten years since I put my fingers on a straight key; it reminded me of those first few weeks of Navy Morse Code School in San Diego back in the early 70's.
I had lots of fun working SKN of... Read More -
01/02/2007 | K7XC
For me, SKN means 160M at its finest. Nothing comes closer to oldtime Ham Radio than the pure joy of working 2000+ miles on the lowest frequencies we operate. Used a new to me TS930S that is need of some work, but it did well for this event. The Key is... Read More
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01/02/2007 | K9VKY
Another great SKN has come and gone! As with previous SKN adventures, this one was filled with quality QSOs in lieu of the cookie cutter, hello and good-bye fare so prevalent these days. Meeting some old friends and making some new ones was the orde... Read More
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01/02/2007 | K1Y/2
Great SKN, as always. I've been licensed since 1959 and have participated in as many SKNs as I could during the ensuing years. (Careers in the U. S. navy submarine service followed by missionary service in DU, XU, and TL8 pre-empted QRV a few of thos... Read More
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01/02/2007 | K7FD/M
Operated mobile RV from The Mill Casino in North Bend/Coos Bay Oregon. Made 5 or 6 contacts. Lost $150.00
73 John K7FD Read More -
01/02/2007 | WA6OCP
My third SKN and, again, a whole lot of fun. Thanks to K6FIG, W0BXS, W7UYJ, NJ7M, KB1LZH, and KJ5XF for enduring my fist and giving me 100% more QSO's than last year. Also, thanks to WD6DBM and K7SU for the warmup QSO's.
Pictured is my 1950's Speed-X... Read More -
01/02/2007 | K4HGX
SKN arrived, and I was all set to operate when I discovered my trusty Eico 720 was only sending 15 watts to my 40 meter loop. Instead of tearing the rig apart, I decided to let the loop do most of the work. Conditions on 40 were excellent; the qso's w... Read More
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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... Read More
