he K3 and a Begali
paddle to the Winkeyer which plugs into the straight key jack on the K3.
Dan N0TK
Highlands Ranch, CO
-Original Message-
From: LB3SA
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sun, 1 Mar 2009 2:15 am
Subject: [Elecraft] External keyers with K3 - recommended?
I have
LB3SA wrote:
> Does anyone recommend an external keyer even with the K3?? I would rather
> not hook on external boxes unless it will give me something extra.
>
> If I do, I understand that Logikey and Microkeyer are great products.
The internal keyer in the K3 is no slouch, but I find that the L
I would have to agree on what others have said, but add the following.
For contesting it's hard to beat the WinKey type keyers since you're
interfacing with a contest program. Things like speed control and
paddle/WinKey echo.
For rag-chewing it is hard to beat the Cmos III when at the home sh
On Sun, 2009-03-01 at 01:15 -0800, LB3SA wrote:
> Does anyone recommend an external keyer even with the K3?? I would rather
> not hook on external boxes unless it will give me something extra.
Yes, I use a logikey K-5 with my K3
There are a few advantages, the main one for me is that using an
The internal keyers in my K1, K2 and K3 are fine by me. The reason why
many users prefer an external keyer is it is consistent between
transceivers, especially if you operate as a guest at other stations. If
you stick with one transceiver, and it has a good internal keyer, then I
see no reason to u
I have never in my 34 years as a ham used an external keyer and always used
either hand pump (old days) or built in keyer in my radios. But I keep
hearing folks using external keyers despite built in capabilities.
I am a CW enthusiast and over 95% of my Q's are CW. I do like using memories
but fi
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