http://electronicsusa.com/mk.html
These look like they are made pretty simple. I have a couple of them,
never used them much because my hands are too big and there is no
weight to them. But it would work fine for most folks. Especially if
velcroed or screwed to a board.
Dave Wilburn
Iambic or just paddles? I think single-lever would be easier to home
brew. I envision a hack saw blade plus a couple of bolts for contacts,
all on a wooden base. If you want iambic, that would be more difficult.
How much is the black widow kit? I'm thinking it's like $30 or
something but I
On Apr 24, 2008, at 9:48 AM, Darwin, Keith wrote:
Iambic or just paddles? I think single-lever would be easier to home
brew. I envision a hack saw blade plus a couple of bolts for
contacts,
all on a wooden base. If you want iambic, that would be more
difficult.
Yes, it would. Some
How much is the black widow kit? I'm thinking it's like $30 or
something but I don't recall and haven't done the internet search.
I have never heard of it. I will go look for it.
Never mind. I checked. It's over $60. You can get the Kent paddles as
a kit too, but they are more.
That
Brian
You could make an extremely simple paddle
from a piece of a hacksaw blade for the arm,
and two brass screws for the dit and dah
contacts.
Good luck and 73
Bob N6WG
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Brian
You could make an extremely simple paddle from a piece
As others have said, my first paddle was a hacksaw blade but take care of
the sharp points!
Better is a strip of pcb material, or 2 strips with a separator for iambic.
From memory I used about 5mm wide and about 40mm from the fulcrum, which can
be just a wood block with 2 slots cut and a
On Thursday 24 April 2008 12:39:01 pm Brian Lloyd wrote:
Does anyone have a design for a very simple iambic key that can be
made with simple materials and hand tools?
I made one when I built The Ultimate Keyer Mk2 by G3RVM
in the February 1980 issue of Radio Communication.
I used two thin
I should have added how I made the contacts: I filed slots in the side
panel and fitted M4 washers with M3 screws to give me some adjustability in
contact spacing. That made for a rather hard contact, so, you might find a
way of springing the grounding contact and it will be more comfortable.
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] simple iambic paddle
On Thursday 24 April 2008 12:39:01 pm Brian Lloyd wrote:
Does anyone have a design for a very simple iambic key that can be
made with simple materials and hand tools?
I made one when I built The Ultimate
Hi Brian,
Take a look at my website ( www.k9ew.us )for some homebrew key /
paddle ideas. Most were copied or adapted from the designs of others
that I found on the Internet. Look under Projects / Paddles and Keys.
They are very low-tech, and don't require much skill to build. And
they all
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