I think so. I switched from a Bencher HexKey to a N3ZN Single Lever
since I have never been iambicized. Although left-handed, I've always
paddled with my right, there was a time when your log was sacred and I
can't write legibly right-handed. I hoped the single-lever would be a
bit more forgiving of the growing arthritis in my hands, which it has
been. When I bought the Begali MagPro, it went on the right and I moved
the N3ZN to the left. I tend to use the Begali in contesting, the ZN
for rag chewing. The Vibroplex bug, a BY-1, and the straight key are on
the shelf. I have a second BY-1 for the K2/10 in the "Summertime GO
Bag." Apparently, you can never have enough telegraph keys.
73,
Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County
On 5/4/2020 12:43 PM, brianchapn...@rogers.com wrote:
Have fun. I guess everyone eventually uses multiple keys in the same way we
have multiple antennae.
Brian VE3GMZ
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