On Jan 14, 2020, at 7:51 AM, John Beatty <jebeatty@...> wrote:

I'm planning an Intro to CW class the last two weeks in Feb.  Strictly an intro, learn the characters, numbers, and punctuation and other conversational responses like BT, SK, 73, TU and AR.  We'll also do some practice sending with keys.

It will be held at Lenoir Woods Senior Living Community in Columbia, MO., thanks to Mac K4CHS  Times would be 3 times per week -- 2 in the evening and once on Saturday morning for each week.   You're done in two weeks!   Training will be based on the Koch method, endorsed by the ARRL and is the most common learning path used by hams all over.  

Please reply if you would like to attend, so I can get a preliminary count for planning purposes.  Everyone is welcome of course.  Bring your kids if you want to sit in. 

John - NO0I

I'm planning an Intro to CW class the last two weeks in Feb.  Strictly an intro, learn the characters, numbers, and punctuation and other conversational responses like BT, SK, 73, TU and AR.  We'll also do some practice sending with keys.

It will be held at Lenoir Woods Senior Living Community in Columbia, MO., thanks to Mac K4CHS  Times would be 3 times per week -- 2 in the evening and once on Saturday morning for each week.   You're done in two weeks!   Training will be based on the Koch method, endorsed by the ARRL and is the most common learning path used by hams all over.  

Please reply if you would like to attend, so I can get a preliminary count for planning purposes.  Everyone is welcome of course.  Bring your kids if you want to sit in. 

John - NO0I

On Jan 15, 2020, at 09:13, John Beatty <jebeatty@...> wrote:

My thanks to everyone who replied. The attendees I have so far are:
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Brian Moore
Wes
Hank
Jim Barresi
Tim S.

If I missed someone my apologies, please let me know . I'll be sending out more details shortly. Still room for more, so if you have any questions just let me know.

73,
John B. - NO0I




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Subject: Re: [CMRA] Intro to CW class - please reply if interested

John (NO0I):

Sign me up.

73

Tim (W0TES)

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Subject: [CMRA] Intro to CW class - please reply if interested

I'm planning an *Intro to CW class* the last two weeks in Feb. Strictly an intro, learn the characters, numbers, and punctuation and other conversational responses like BT, SK, 73, TU and AR. We'll also do some practice sending with keys.

It will be held at Lenoir Woods Senior Living Community in Columbia, MO., thanks to Mac K4CHS Times would be 3 times per week -- 2 in the evening and once on Saturday morning for each week. You're done in two weeks! Training will be based on the Koch method, endorsed by the ARRL and is the most common learning path used by hams all over.

*Please reply if you would like to attend* , so I can get a preliminary count for planning purposes. Everyone is welcome of course. Bring your kids if you want to sit in.

John - NO0I

On Jan 14, 2020, at 07:52, John Beatty <jebeatty@...> wrote:

I'm planning an Intro to CW class the last two weeks in Feb.  Strictly an intro, learn the characters, numbers, and punctuation and other conversational responses like BT, SK, 73, TU and AR.  We'll also do some practice sending with keys.

It will be held at Lenoir Woods Senior Living Community in Columbia, MO., thanks to Mac K4CHS  Times would be 3 times per week -- 2 in the evening and once on Saturday morning for each week.   You're done in two weeks!   Training will be based on the Koch method, endorsed by the ARRL and is the most common learning path used by hams all over.  

Please reply if you would like to attend, so I can get a preliminary count for planning purposes.  Everyone is welcome of course.  Bring your kids if you want to sit in. 

John - NO0I