[GreenKeys] Slightly OT: CW keyer for a transmitter?

[Duncan Brown]

I  responded to the original post (before I looked at this thread) and 
sent a copy to Richard Dillman at MRHS thinking he might be familiar 
with it.

Definately looks like it was for high-speed Morse.  I was looking for a 
tape reader on it initially. So, I agree with Jim, it may have been 
modified to just be a "Wheel" to send out ID.

I'll look in the Boehme books in the Museum when I'm there on Tuesday if 
RD doesn't respond by then.

Duncan


On 02-Jan-14 22:31, Jim Haynes wrote:
> Since it has a Boehme nameplate, it's clearly associated with 
> machine-sent
> Morse.  That's the business they were in.  The code wheel on the front
> may not be original - it may have originally driven a Wheatstone tape
> reader/keyer head.  I sent Duncan Brown my Boehme manuals - maybe he
> can look in there and see if the motor drive looks like those.
>
> jhhaynes at earthlink dot net
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