JT - AI7TDOct 6, 2023
Diane Bruce VA3DB

From the QRP-L list I see two issues of CQ magazine are up for free.

https://cq-amateur-radio.com/CQ-August-2023.pdf
https://cq-amateur-radio.com/CQ-Sept-2023.pdf

Wow. Young people and women not just old folks unlike two amateur radio organizations I won't mention. *whistles innocently*

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Oct 6, 2023 at 1:35pmWeb
Show threadIBS ThinkDad 🏴‍☠️Oct 6, 2023
@va3db Is their digital edition PDF or do you need an app?
Show threadJT - AI7TDOct 6, 2023
@capheind @va3db I think they are just pdfs
Show threadDiane Bruce VA3DBOct 6, 2023
@capheind The links have .pdf so PDF files.
Show threadChris, VE3RWJOct 6, 2023
@va3db HI Diane. Hmmm, RAC and ARRL? I should mention that we have a couple hundred YL's in the Long Island CW club, if you are interested at all in learning CW. :)
Show threadDiane Bruce VA3DBOct 6, 2023

@VE3RWJ I have been a CW user since I first got my licence when it was a requirement to have 10wpm. Sadly I can't copy 60wpm any more only about 40-45 wpm. Do you need teachers per chance?

*whistles innocently*

Show threadChris, VE3RWJOct 6, 2023
@va3db Wow! Envious of those speeds. I'm comfortable at about 18 and am hoping to get to about 35 by next Field Day.
Show threadDiane Bruce VA3DBOct 6, 2023
@VE3RWJ 35wpm quite honestly is easy if you relax and don't try to write it down. It becomes conversational.
Show threadChris, VE3RWJOct 6, 2023
@va3db LICW is all volunteers, and I don't think you can find a more open, generous, helpful bunch of hams anywhere. If you want to help out in any way, I'm sure they'd be more than happy to have you.
Show threadChris, VE3RWJOct 6, 2023
@va3db They reached out to me (a blind ham) for help adapting their website, PDF's etc. for people like me, they've developed a haptic feedback keying device for people who are hearing-impaired... lots of good things going on.
Show threadJeff SonsteinOct 6, 2023
@va3db @VE3RWJ for some definitions of “only” <grin/>
Show threadKY4ID BurtonOct 6, 2023
@va3db that’s awesome! Keep your eyes out for the Nov/Dec issue of the NCJ. Something tells me there will be young people, women, and young women.