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KE5EKE

K5RNA but have not been active for 15 or 20 years or more. CW was the reason I got into ham radio and quit and sold all my gear when the fcc droped the code requirement and and stopped giving the test at a fcc field office. To me it was like when later country music died.
Have no idea why I renewed my ticket. Guess it was because passing the written theory at a fcc office was not easy for me I failed it 2 times. For some reason the cw came easy but I had an ex navy cw operator teach me and with out realizing it he taught me at 25wpm. I learned to hear the words. He didn't believe in teaching cw at a slow speed. He was an exclent cw teacher but as I said the theory was not esy for me.

KG4WYD ,2 Meter,220,6 meter ,440,& Echolink that i enjoy when the notion hit's !



Jim.

Boy, never thought there would be so many!! General Class, KJ4ZWC J.C. Foothills of the Smokies.


1965 Emmons PP, Peavey 1000,400, 112.
Icom transceiver, Hy-Gain tri-band yagi, several tube c b's converted to 10MTRs A.M., Kennwood 2MTR, & Sonar C.B.

J.C. Norris, western N.C.

Wb9kzd

i have a compiled list (133 entries) which i can send anyone who emails me...i can't post it here because it's too wide...i can sort it by first name, last name, state, or callsign area...let me know...

I'd like a copy please.

VK2FDJO

Damien Odell wrote:VK2FDJO

That's the first 2x4 call I've seen... and good on QRZ!
Nice picture too... like the Sho-Bud shirt.

Wow 2x4, must play a Universal 14 string....

I've acquired several different "KNOBS" from earlier, old HAM sets if anyone might be interested.

KK6CY, ex-WA1FMM.

KB2N (NNJ)