The Southern African Morse Operators Club

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It's nice to see that CW lives on. I prefer to use CW only when I go on the air, although I have been very inactive lately, and would like to pay you visit during one of your meetings.

73
Bill ZS6SQ

Eksê. Looking forwards to learning more.

My question is the same like fr Mr. Andrew Thomson - I tried to register as a member but receive error messages regarding the password. Are there any specific requirements for passwords?
Best 73!
ZS1OIN (ZS9Z)

I tried to register as a member but receive error messages regarding the password. Are there any specific requirements for passwords?

Nice website...

Welcome to the SAMOC guestbook service.

Hello Kobie,
via the SARL i saw abt ur club. I'am allways interested in all things abt CW, bcse i try to bring other hams
and yougsters to the morse code.

Myself i've only wire antennas but it would be vy nice when there would come a cw contact possible an hf, may be when
the condx comming up in the future. i work not vy fast 80 to 100 cps or down...

So when there are special times and frequencies when u or ur friends are on air, so pse let me know, perhaps i can hear
ur sigs and maybe at ur side my sigs are audible.

sometimes i'am also qrv in CW frm my car with a DK2RZ-Antenna - 90cm at the cars roof and the old Icom 706 and a
Schurr Paddle at the left knee - QLF - hi

here with the 7 Mhz Whip at the measuring an receiving station
of Deutsche welle radio ... a bit outside cologne. But thats all gone ... only my "radio car" is still in use !!

73
Juergen
DL4KE/KW4KE