>>
>> The technique I developed was to
>> 1. Always squeeze _both_ keys for dashes; if I was a bit late getting
>> the dash paddle closed, the logic turned the dot into a dash (as long as
>> the dot hadn't finished, of course.)
>> 2. If dots followed dashes, just simply let loose of the right paddle.
>> 3. A string of dots would turn into dashes simply by squeezing both
>> paddles together.
>>
>> I could send good CW at fairly-respectable speeds, and was happy. For
>> decades ... until I got the K2 and the K3.
>
> Not sure the K3 or any modern keyer can do that. Possibly a new market
> if you're good at electronics design and marketing?
The K1EL WinKey and K12 keyers will do this if the user selects
"Ultimatic" mode with dah (dash) priority. WinKey can be driven
by a computer (serial input) for most logging/contest programs
while the K12 is a stand alone keyer chip. See: www.k1el.com
73,
... Joe, W4TV
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