[CW] nonIambic keyer option

[John/K4WJ]

Mike,

I use LogiKey K1 and K3 keyers made by Idiom Press. These keyers have 
the option of emulating one of three keyer timing schemes. The three 
keyer timing scheme emulations are Logikey, Accukeyer and Curtis A. 
Under each of these you can select dot and dash memory,  dot memory 
only or dash memory only.

The last option is  "Iambic timing with NO dot or dash memory". I 
believe this will solve your problem of having a element 
automatically generated when you hit both finger pads at the same time.


Good luck es 73..de John/K4WJ

At 09:24 PM 11/5/2005, M.Wood wrote:
>I own both a Kent dual paddle and a Kent single paddle. I like the 
>dual paddle
>slightly better. Hoever, I don't use iambic mode! Occasionally I
>inadvertently squeeze the paddles and make an error.
>
>And now the question: Does anyone know of a keyer that has a 
>nonIambic option?
>I have read extensive discussions of single vs. dual paddle, and iambic vs.
>non-iambic. But I have not seen any discussion of keyers that have a
>non-Iambic option. A non-iambic mode keyer (as opposed to paddles) would make
>life simpler!
>
>--Mike K2CSJ