This is as good a time as any, I guess. I'm selling off items from the
estate of my friend Marv, W0ZK. One of the items is a clean and
functional T.O. Keyer, a.k.a., Hallicrafters Model HA-1. The package
includes the octal control plug with the speaker jump installed. A
printed copy of the Operating and Service Instructions is included (file
available on line).
Asking $85 shipped to US (50) destinations. PayPal, USPS money order, or
check (time to clear) accepted. Proceeds go to Marv's widow to offset
funeral and related expenses.
Gus Hansen
KB0YH
On 3/6/2018 1:40 PM, Chuck Guenther wrote:
I used a HA-1 keyer during the early 1960's. However, it was not the
first successful commercial electronic keyer!
It was my third keyer. My first keyer was the "Mon Key," which did
not have self-completing code elements, and my second was a Eldico,
which was self-completing. Both these earlier keyers had built in
paddles.
73, Chuck NI0C
On 3/03/2018, Kent Trimble wrote:
I did a Show-N-Tell with our club’s CW class last Saturday using my
46-year old Hallicrafters T.O. Keyer so they could operate the first
successful commercial electronic keyer, and to underscore how viable
vintage tube gear still can be."
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