[AMRadio] Please help me identify a really nice old keyer

[D. Chester]

> Please help me identify a really nice old keyer (from the 1960s I'll 
> guess.)
> John Dilks, K2TQN

That really makes me feel like I am rushing headlong into oldbuzzardism.  "A 
really nice OLD keyer from the nineteen SIXTIES."

I usually think of  "nice old radio stuff" as being from pre-WW2, or from 
the1940's at the latest.  To me, stuff from the 1960's is pretty 
johnny-come-lately.

Don k4kyv