Bryon,

I am a CW Academy Advisor for the intermediate+ and advanced classes.

I am not exactly close, near the Sam Houston Race track.

I do have a bencher - that you can use and return.

I recommend the CW Hotline $50  or the Vail adaptor $25
https://hamradio.solutions/cwhotline/

https://vailadapter.com/

Do visit VBand
https://hamradio.solutions/vband/

Mark
K5GQ

Houston, TX

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Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2025 15:35:40 -0600
From: "Byron Harris" <[email protected]>
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Subject: [BVARC] CW paddle and keyer
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Hello BVARC,

I'm signed up for the CW Academy Beginner Class which starts January 5th. I'm a bit apprehensive about this, but I'm going to "give it the old college
try".

They tell me I need:

4) A paddle key (preferably not a Straight Key or Bug)

5) A keyer or radio with a built-in keyer, that produces sufficient
side-tone volume that can be picked up by the webcam mic

I'm hoping that someone in the club might have a paddle and keyer that they would be willing to part with or loan me for a couple of months. I don't currently have an HF radio, so I guess I need a keyer and a paddle. I've been told that Bencher is the most popular and MFJ has one that "looks just
like it".

Thanks,

Byron

KG5AJL
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