[Lowfer] QRSS Keying?

[Andy - KU4XR]

Specifically: that would be the K12 keyer kit... You do have to spend about an hour soldering a 
few resistors, and capacitors, along with the keying transistor into the board ( thru-hole design ) 
NOTE: It does have to be programmed by the user ( that's the good thing ) and any way to engage
the command line, and the dit, and dah lines will get you going... The documentation mentions a
set of paddles... I soldered 3 momentary push button switches from an old VCR together, and all
I have to do is " wiggle " my fingers up and down on the switches... Programming speed can be set
to 5 wpm if you desire...


http://k1el.tripod.com/K12.html   ....   This will take you right to the K12 page


For a Keyed On / Keyed Off CW transmitter, it is a very simple, and cose effective way to go

73:  Andy - KU4XR


----- Original Message -----

Kurt,

I'd like to do exactly the same thing that you're doing, but looking at 
the K1EL web site,  I see no mention of any product that involves QRSS 
abilities. Can you provide the specifics on which product you're using?

73,


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On 11/28/2011 1:34 PM, KD7JYK DM09 wrote:
> I am using and like the K1EL keyer.  I have it programmed for both QRSS and
> 10WPM.
>
> I would like to have something I can program myself and picked up a Basic
> Stamp, but have not played with it.  I think for the monetary outlay, the
> K1EL is the best bet.
>
> Kurt
>