Bill Tippett wrote:

Iambic Keying - Debunking the Myth....


Bill,

Whether or not Iambic mode allows faster keying, the fact is that many operators learned using keyers that function this way. So we would be remiss in not supporting it. (The first time I designed a keyer -- the Wilderness Radio KC1 -- it started out as mode A only. I was flayed by hordes of mode B fans, so I added it. It's been there in every keyer I've created since.)

Anyone who finds Iambic keying a distraction should use mode A, which is "less Iambic" than mode B, in that it is far less likely to insert elements that you don't want. You can also use a single-lever paddle, which completely eliminates the possibility of squeezing :)

As I mentioned earlier, we'll eventually provide a way to turn off the dot/dash memories, too.

73,
Wayne
N6KR


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