[Elecraft] suggestions for a paddle?

[John D'Ausilio]

I'm with Dan .. I think the Simplex is about the best value/quality
combo around!

de w1rt/john

On 12/17/06, Dan KB6NU <kb6nu at w8pgw.org> wrote:
> I second the vote for the Begali paddles. I use a Simplex (the least
> expensive model), and it's a great paddle.
>
> That Bencher Hex Key is a nice paddle, though, too. I'd like to own
> one of each. :)
>
> 73!
>
> Dan KB6NU
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>
> On Dec 17, 2006, at 1:51 PM, Jay Schwisow wrote:
> > Tom,
> >
> > Now this will make a good thread - enough arguing about no-code vs.
> > code.
> >
> > I highly recommend a Begali paddle as seen as www.i2rtf.com.  This
> > is assuming cost is not an option.  I have used a Bencher,
> > Vibroplex and Schurr.  IMHO, I do not believe there is a better
> > paddle made.  I also believe that very few will disagree with me.
> >
> > I have met Piero and he has an incredible passion for designing the
> > best paddles in the world.  It shows.  All of the paddles are great
> > - I currently own a Signature Edition and a Magnetic Traveler.
> >
> > Jay - KT5E
> >
> > tom martin wrote:
> >>   1.. Happy Holidays to all.. Been thinking about purchasing a new
> >> paddle. think I might need to spend the "big bucks" for a Schurr
> >> Profi? Would like to think I don't have to do that. All my ham
> >> career I have been using a Bencher paddle and have been
> >> satisified. Really like the looks of the Elecraft-Bencher
> >> paddle?
> >>                   Any suggestions on what to get??
> >> Thanks.
> >>                                               Tom  km4cu
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