[SCCC] always a first time

[Radiodan-W7RF]

Kate,

You can tell when you have really had enough Morse code from the weekend
contest when you go to bed at night and still hear the CW in your head.

It's kind of like hearing the sea in a seashell!

Congrats and I hope you enjoy Ham Radio and all there is to offer every day
for the rest of your life!

73, Dan W7RF 
President NCARC 2009
Rocky Mountain DX Club W0PA
Mile High DX Association


Regards, Dan Magro W7RF
Multiple power ranges from ONE Bird element, ask me how!
HENRY, BIRD, TOHTSU, SAMLEX, RFI chokes
www.radiodan.com RFpower at radiodan.com 


-----Original Message-----
From: Kate Hutton [mailto:katehutton at gmail.com] 
Sent: Sunday, September 13, 2009 5:07 PM
To: sccc at contesting.com
Subject: Re: [SCCC] always a first time

Well, just turned the rig back on for another try, but my brain says it has
had enough Morse for the day.  Will have to build up my tolerance.

Kate

On Sun, Sep 13, 2009 at 3:01 PM, Kate Hutton <katehutton at gmail.com> wrote:

> Yours truly just made a contact ... in a contest!
>
> That was the SKCC (Straight Key Club) Weekend Sprint (WES).  They will 
> go slow for beginners.  Also, this is the farthest contact I've made so
far ...
> Florida.
>
> So it proves that my antenna, rig, brain, nerves & hand are at least 
> functioning!
>
> Sorry if this sounds like peanuts, but for me it's pretty big.
>
> There are a couple of hours left.  If my head stops ringing, I may 
> jump in & try to get another.
>
> Kate Hutton
> KD6HTN
>
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