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Guestbook Entries - 2022


12/19/2022
Mitch Carroll
dn16xe
KJ7DRK

10/18/2022
Jeff W. Waldrop
Westlake, Louisiana USA
N1JWW

10/10/2022
William Burlingame
Bloomfield, NY
W2LVP
Possible CW contact today (10-10-22) as N3A/3, 40M, 7.041Mhz, CW, 16:50 UTC -- if so, HI -- if not 73 -- Bill

09/22/2022
John Poutier
Yorktown, Virginia
KQ4BXY
I finally got my Technician and General license on July 12, 2022. At 69 years old it fulfilled a goal
I've had for decades but never made time for it. Thanks to you and guidance from your website
I can now pursue my goal of keeping it simple while becoming proficient at QRP CW.
I'm looking forward to a QSO with "the teacher" some day! 
Thanks, John KQ4BZY

09/04/2022
Roy McKinnie
Brandon, MS
Hello, I like your site.  Just getting into QRP CW.  Has been a fun journey.
Hoping to make more contacts using low power QRP CW.
Sometimes it is tempting to want to turn up the power. Hi Hi.
Hope to meet you on the air sometime.  I like to hang around 7.122
73, AF5XB - Roy

09/02/2022
Lane N8AFT
COLUMBUS
n8aft
TNX fer the FISTS Comments! Yes, It's gone for good I'm afraid but I too really enjoyed it
and their mission for world wide CW actitvity es fellowship! 73 Lane

8/14/2022
DENNIS BILGIN
STAFFORD, VIRGINIA
KK6QON
I have learned a great deal from you. Thanks and 73

8/8/2022
Ronald Previty
Cape Coral
Ka4eet
Great Job with your QRP John! Very nice talking with you today on 30 Meters.

7/31/2022
Lane
COLUMBUS
n8aft
Yes, Thank You For The NEW Pic Of OM John on the home page! Much Better! God Speed and 72/73 My Friend. Laner

7/16/2022
Rich
Ct
KB1FGC
John,Many thanks for the QSO! Great site on QRP! I have come across it when reading about QRP operations
a few times.

7/16/2022
John
EM79
N8JK
73

7/10/2022
Lyman Hank Wolfla
Indianapolis, IN
k9lzj	

7/10/2022
Steve Arvin
Cumberland In
Kb9rpg
I love Qrp cw also. I work all hf bands .Got a first place in the 160 meter in Indiana section , 2nd
place central division and 7th place w/ve in 2021. Hope to wrk you some time 72 ‘ KB9RPG Steve

7/10/2022
John J Brase
Indiana, USA
K9BRS	

6/24/2022
Tom
Florida
NT4TC
Enjoy the website… inspired by the streak and the info re: cw and QRP operations.

6/10/2022
Ron Recsnik
Bemidji, MN
KQ0E
NAQCC #10571 - thanks for your many years promoting QRP CW.  NAQCC activities are some of the most fun
activities I have in my amateur radio life.

6/2/2022
Dale
Nebo, NC
W8DSI	

4/19/2022
Joe Gach
Brunswick,GA
N9PIT
TU es 73

4/8/2022
John McCurdy
Price, UT
k7jhm
"Congratulations on your QST article. All CW QRP Ops can look up to you as role model. Best 73 de John K7JHM"

4/7/2022
Mark Gustoff
Arizona
WO7T
John, I ran across your site back when I was still working and we were battling the Y2K panic of 
nothingness. I remember thinking how work would just be in the way of me ever accomplishing a feat like yours.
Congrats to you, and the CW inspiration to so many, not to mention the thought that simple wire is all
one needs to be a communicator.  73 es GL, Mark

4/3/2022
Jason Johnson
Bowie, MD
K3JSJ"Congratulations on your 10,000 day consecutive span of a CW contact using a QRP station. 73 De K3JSJ"

3/30/2022
alan bennett
palo alto,ca
ae6oh	

3/27/2022
Bob
Natrona heights
KC3RPP
Just one year into my ham venture and enjoying every aspect of the hobby. CW has been a challenge but
I’m getting there. Thanks for the QSO K3WWP

3/21/2022
Mike Shepard
Bloomsburg, PA
N3MKS
Congratulations on your streak! I also limit myself to QRP/CW and am glad to see you demonstrate its
effectiveness. 73 and I hope to catch you on the air.

3/19/2022
William k McNutt
old monroe,mo
k8mcn
great article about you in QST this month..awesome achievement..hope you keep it going--gd lk.gd dx.
73 de k8mcn

3/16/2022
Ronald Perkins
Tucson,Az
AF7H
I enjoyed CW. Biggest blunder the FCC ever made was to get rid of CW. Keep it up.

2/26/2022
Mike
Kingman AZ
KG6ECW
73

2/18/2022
CLAUDE G CAZANAVE
pa usa
KC3TLZ"Just got a license, will take General in 2 weeks I am only interested in CW and need advice about
what equipment to 
purchase. I will join your site"

2/13/2022
Dave
IL
ab9bz
"Thanks John - for working me in the K1USN SST tonight, I'm honored to have you in my logbook. 5W from my K2.
72/73 Dave ab9bz"

2/2/2022
WILL REVAZ
OXFORD, CT
W1TS
VERY NICE SITE AND GOOD THAT YOU CAN PROMOTE QRP AS A VERY EFFECTIVE POWER LEVEL TO WORK THE WORLD.

1/31/2022
ROBERT WRIGHT
Kyrgyzstan
EX0ET
"Hello hope we can qso on 30m cw qrp to qrp so you can have cq zone 17 on 30m! 73 bob EX0ET"

1/30/2022
Russell Thomas
Chelsea, AL
KV4S
Just heard your website and qrp details on arrl audio news. Dropped by to check out the site and say hi!??

1/28/2022
Daniel B Walter
WPA
NM3A
Congratulations, John!

1/28/2022
Dee Hester
Fredericksburg, TX
K7UD
John - I'm an assistant advisor in the CW Academy.  Last night, our homework included a QSO where
we heard you talk about your QRP rig and antenna in attic.  What a hoot!  You're real!!  FB, John.
Carry on and GL, Uncle Dee.

1/28/2022
Ken Campbell
Upland, CA USA
N6PCD
Wow, what a accomplishment! I gotta get going on CW. Thank you for the inspiration!

1/28/2022
Ron
Meridian, Idaho
NG7V
You are an inspiration. Thank you!

1/28/2022
Dave Esquer
Running Springs, CA. USA
K6WDE	

1/28/2022
Rich Ervin
Burlison, Tennessee
K4CPM
"I am surprised I haven't run across you before.  Heck I have been at this over 50 years.
I have done some amazing things with simple antennas and really low power.  It is great.
BTW- I have done it with SSB and CW.  Talked all over the country during the last sunspot
minimum.....  Carry all your stuff in a small knapsack and go to the woods.  Its fun...... Rich, K4CPM"

1/27/2022
Sean McPherson
Jeffersonville, IN
W9MCP	

1/27/2022
John Adkins
Pittsburgh/Hilton Head SC W4KV
"Just saw the writeup that Marty sent out on the Skyview groups.io thread.  Many kudos to you!
I appreciate the writeup.  I worked CW exclusively from my novice days in the mid-50s until I
built one of the early Heathkit SSB single banders.  In the late 60s, I commuted to work with
a small CW homebrew rig, a whip antenna, and a leg key.  Kind of dangerous in city traffic,
since the car was a stick shift.  But with CW, people will be patient. Many thanks and 73 John W4KV"

1/27/2022
Steve Hawley
Venice, FL
K4EU
"Hi John; Congrats on your amazing CW QRP activity and records!!!!  I see you are in my K4EU
log 16 times 160-10 meters....  I know you are in my logs when I was on the DX side of the pile-up,
but those logs are not electronic/searchable..... 73 and see you on the CW bands.... Steve/K4EU"

1/27/2022
Van Malan
Waikiki
NH7IT
aloha

1/17/2022
Robin Kidd
EM73vx
W4IEN
	
1/2/2022
Mark Rose
Myrtle Beach SC
W4MMR
"John, I just wanted to check in and say that after many years and a few moves I am still reading
your diary and enjoying reading about your amateur radio and personal life. I have a lot of ham
radio links on my browser nut yours is the one I go to almost every day. A nice aspect of your
diary is that your readers can enjoy your annual rituals around the Christmas holiday and look
forward to seeing your decorations and the final scene of the nativity for the year. It's great
fun to read about what you and Mike are up to and to enjoy Mike's words of wit when he does the
writing. You guys seem to be really good friends based upon your activities in amateur radio,
trains, movies, food, computer games, and life in general. The work you have compiled over the
decades concerning the weather is very interesting and it would be fun to see that data for some
plugging and chugging. You have so much of it I am sure there is a bigger use for that beyond
curiosity especially nowadays during our climate awareness showdown. I love doing things with
numbers to see trends and to mine out things that may not be obvious otherwise by casual glance.
Please take care and thank you for all the great memories you are creating in your blog as it is
a part of my life and many other hams out there. mark W4MMR"


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