Those are really good keys.  Mine is a real workhorse around here with the TCS, ARC-5 and the rest of the pile.  It has a good feel and of course, is authentic...  One issue is the flameproofness it is a bit problematic if you need to disassemble it to clean the contacts.  Tiny, tapered pins, precision dowel shaft etc.  Key Guru's advise that should be done by a good machinist with the proper tools (rather than my hammer and files...).  Anyone got helpful hints?   But still a winner around here, it has lots of miles on it...

Tim

N6CC

On Sun, Jun 11, 2023 at 9:34 AM Doran Platt <[email protected]> wrote:

Well, here's my key example, in situ, with a vintage ops position. Glad to find out it was sort of universal. Will be moving it over to the ARC-8 setup with a genuine ATC transmitter.

K3HVG

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