Morse Code Keys for Portable Use by WØAAA

If you like to operate your ham radio station from portable locations using Morse code, consider using one of the many smaller code keys available. Protect your primary key from being scratched or damaged. Many of the smaller ones weigh from 1 to 5 ounces, are quite compact and take up very little space.

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• Whiterook
• CW Touch Key
• Paddlette
• ZN-SLR
• zn slr
• single lever key
• P6
• home brew single lever
• mk-33;
• ham
• radio;
• cw;
• telegraphy;
• amateur
• portable
• radio
• operation

[W0AAA]

Ur funny...Hey, I'll work with ya...we can start at 5 wpm and go up from there!  wink wink

[W0AAA]

Thanks for all the nice comments...have picked up a couple more portable keys since I did this video and maybe and can improve on this one 73, WØAAA

[K6BBQsHamShack]

I love to operate portable in the field, 95% of my videos are from the field. Check out my review of the N0SA TIP-1 (Tiny Iambic Paddle) on my page. I love this paddle and reading eHam reviews before I ordered one, helped convince me I was getting one of those well thought out, well made paddles. 73

[photoguy73]

What a very cool collection of miniature paddles you have. I am particularly partial to the N7SR ones. Wish I could send high speed CW as well as you do. Awesome!

[anselb2000]

Very good video quality. Would like to have seen a closeup of each key. Thanks.

[TheKC1ML]

Nice presentation!

[chazfensk]

You don't look old enough to have been a ham for 50 years! Hope I am looking as well as you when I retire!

[johnrob281]

Very good video, lot of useful information.

73

John/W5CYF

[N2LRB]

The video was very informative. Thanks for taking the time to put it together.