To all the cw buffs,
I'm a little confused.
As far as I can tell, a single lever paddle, when connected to a keyer, sends
dots when pushed in on one direction and dashes when pushed in the opposite
direction. Presumably this prevents the possibility of a keyer sensing both
contacts closed at
Jack Regan wrote:
As far as I can tell, a single lever paddle, when connected to a
keyer, sends dots when pushed in on one direction and dashes when
pushed in the opposite direction. Presumably this prevents the
possibility of a keyer sensing both contacts closed at the same time.
Using a si
Jack,
Congratulations on your proficiency accomplishments, keep up the good work.
With a single lever paddle, you will not notice any difference between
mode A and mode B.
If you use a dual paddle and squeeze both levers then release them both
at the same time - mode A will complete the curr
As far as I know you're correct. The intended way to do iambic keying is to
make both contacts simultaneously.
Al WA6VNN
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