GW0ETF skrev:

Tom McCulloch wrote:
That not a silly question at all, I think its a good one.

Is it "Ella" or "Elly"?

I'm a CW guy so I don't get to "hear" it on the air...but it seems that
most
of the times I've heard in eyeball qso's its been "Elly".

I have heard the origin of the name is indeed from "Elegant" and "Craft"
as
Mike points out.

73/72 de,
Tom WB2QDG (with the New York accent).
k2 1103



When I tell old timers who don't read the ham comics or the various web
reflectors that I have one of those Ellycraft radios, they all as one reply
".....a Hallicrafters..?"

73,

Stewart Rolfe, GW0ETF

Ellycraft K3 #0145

The question is not silly at all.
And the answer is presented by Eric & Wayne on elecraft.com, page 'Home':

/How do you say Elecraft?/    *Ele *(as in "Elegant") *+ Craft.

*

Best 73's,
Rolf
SMØYQC
K2 #4979

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