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This is a blog about my ham radio experiences including vintage homebrew, QRP operating and the National Radio company.

Showing posts with label Keys and Bugs and Paddles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Keys and Bugs and Paddles. Show all posts
Friday, April 18, 2025

A Siamese Paddle

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Recently my local ham radio club asked for members to show off homebrew CW keys. I decided to build something that would fit in with the clu...
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Monday, August 24, 2015

Vibroplex Model X Bug

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The Vibroplex Original, introduced in 1905, is still being manufactured. For a few years, 1911 through 1923, the Vibroplex Model X was also...
Monday, February 3, 2014

New Paddle for my KX3

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The homebrew paddle that I pack with my KX3 is durable but weighs in at 2.2 lbs, a heavy weight by any standard. I finally looked around fo...
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Wednesday, January 14, 2009

An Iambic keyer rated for cathode keying

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When using my vintage transmitters I've missed not having a keyer. Many older tube transmitters are cathode keyed. The voltage across...
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Niel - W0VLZ
I was licensed as WN6ULH in 1966. My first shortwave receiver was a WWII vintage variant of a National NC100A. As a novice I used a military surplus BC-342 reciever and an Eico 720 transmitter. Then, when I left for college, I took a National NCX 200 transceiver mounted under the dashboard of my 1965 Mustang. My stations since then since then have included a Drake TR4cw transceiver and a Drake B line. Today my shack includes equipment dating from the early 30s through current gear operating CW, SSB and PSK31. I've built many pieces of my own gear including tube and solid state transmitters and receivers. My current interests include QRP operating, vintage home brew and the National Radio Company. Read more about these topics on my web site at https://web.archive.org/web/20220604005204/https://www.prismnet.com/~nielw/wa5vlz.htm or emaill me at nwiegand0129@gmail.com.
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