[High-Speed-CW] list activity ???

[Joe L Blackwell]

For ten years now I have used the keyboard keyer published as a project
in QST June 1992.  This CMOS machine will take an IBM keyboard or a
paddle as input.  I use the paddle mostly, but when QSOs get up to and
above 40 wpm, I sometimes fall back on the keyboard when my fist begins
to insert errors in what I am trying to say.

The Tick-4 keyer is a dandy for QRQ.  It will not let you down.

73,
Joe, aa4nn

On Thu, 07 Mar 2002 11:49:17 -0500 phil@f5iyj.com writes:
> for more activity, may you tell me what kind of keyer you use for 
> QRQ. I use usually Super C MOS III, but it is not pleasant after 35 
> wpm.
> 
> 73 de Phil 
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