Hello Group,
I seldom use CW in the past. As I become older, my interest of CW comes back.
From time to time, I see many CW keys available in ebay at a variety of price
range. How can I know the prices are right? Any web sites about morse keys
collection? Any publication about history of
Do not forget to see
http://www.i1qod.it/prima.htm
My favorite is The New Iambic.
These paddles have a serial number.
Benny OH9NB
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Johnny, this is a question that will bring a lot of varying opinions. The
Schurr Profi is a truly great key. Mr Schurr no longer makes them, but the
design is now made by Scheunemann:
http://www.mtechnologies.com/scheun/
and was reviewed in QST May 2010 along with the Begali Simplex, another
top-o
Don't rule out the N3ZN keys made by Tony. These are very nice machined
keys at more reasonable prices. I have the QRP model which he has recently
updated and I will probably order one of them as well. I have the earlier
version set next to the Begali Traveller. The N3ZN is very compact and is
What key did you use in the past, Johnny? Unless you are looking to start a
"collection" now, the same style -- especially the same knob shape if a
"straight key"-- will probably be what you want.
Excellent keys are available through e-Bay for under $30 - some half of
that. These are the conventi
Extremely Satisfied Customer.
Rick NK 9G
- Original Message -
From: "Bill K9YEQ"
To: "'Tony Estep'" ; "'Johnny Siu'"
Cc: "'Elecraft'"
Sent: Friday, July 08, 2011 12:56 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] OT: morse keys , pric
If you are looking at second hand keys, then your only real guide is
what you are prepared to pay. Market prices are at the intersection of
willing buyer and willing seller levels of satisfaction.
A second hand key that I can recommend is the German Junker from around
WWII. It has a click-ind
Tony Estep wrote:
>
> and was reviewed in QST May 2010 along with the Begali Simplex, another
> top-of-the-line key.
>
I also have a Begali Simplex Mono but much prefer the N3ZN ZN-SL (both are
single levers). I'm upset with Begali because my paddle had a dissimilar
metals problem with the co
2011 4:58 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] OT: morse keys , pricing
Tony Estep wrote:
>
> and was reviewed in QST May 2010 along with the Begali Simplex, another
> top-of-the-line key.
>
I also have a Begali Simplex Mono but much prefer the N3ZN ZN-SL (both are
Ah, those are *beautiful* keys, Benny.
But I'm always disappointed that every custom bug maker I've seen copies the
fussy Vibroplex weight system that requires loosening a set screw and
sliding a weight to change the dit rate. And then, of course, when done
quickly during a QSO and the set screw
#x27;Tony Estep' ; 'Johnny Siu'
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主題︰ RE: [Elecraft] OT: morse keys , pricing
Don't rule out the N3ZN keys made by Tony. These are very nice machined
keys at more reasonable prices. I have the QRP model which he has rec
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