Not too much going on in my ham radio stuff lately. After a new midnight job, not much time left for the radio. I am down to one state for my WAS.
I received my Appalachian Trail Basic Award for contacting every state the AT runs through. I also got my 3905 Century Club 100 Point Award for various contacts. Back in the summer, I became a member of the Old Man International Sideband Society, and recently became a member of the Straight Key Century Club.
Right now, I am in the process of learning CW. I am using a Morse Express T-Tone practice oscillator, and an Ameco K-4R J-38 key. One day, I've got my sights on a Begali Camelback Key (maybe). Who knows?
I am hoping things will stabilize out and I can get some contacts going. With some warm weather, maybe I can get outside for some portable work. I did get a Youth DX Adventure special event in Costa Rica last summer. They sent me a very pretty, 4 page QSL card.
I guess that is about all for now.
Steve
About Me
- Steve, KJ4KKI
- Welcome to my little piece of the cyberworld. I am an Amateur Extra Class ham radio operator from Kentucky. In addition to ham radio, other interests include paddling kayaks and canoes, camping, flyfishing, shooting and photography...I am a major Jimmy Buffett fan (fans are known as Parrotheads). But, location, work and finances sort of got in the way of being a beach bum as a career. I am also an animal lover and have several pets. I also have a Facebook page at steve.kj4kki.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
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