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For what it's worth, I didn't know about the Dit-Dit podcast. I can do CW but have always been stuck around 8-10 WPM. I'm also not someone with the time it takes to practice consistently. So...this is

Look, I'll keep it real simple, how does someone learn code from a device that gives you no clue as to what it just sent or did I miss something! Otherwise it looks to me like it's just a code

I'll do that, Jeff...thanks!! Jack

Thanks for speaking up Jack -- I looked at this product and thought there might be some interest from the group you describe. It's inexpensive, and it scratches the itch of people who like to build

wrote: Hamradio does not make the world go round. Ham Radio is what makes the ride worthwhile. ? > >

It would be a better product if it also had the ability to key a rig, and it's important that potential customers know it can't do that. But if you want something to practice code with, here it is.

"...why would I ever want one of these?" Obviously there are a bunch of operators out there who don't know/use CW and this could help them practice should they choose to do so. I started as a Novice

Ken, After reading the description of this new product I respectfully suggest that it is not explained well enough to be a viable purchase. I would have to go off and search for some source of a

Gang, QRPGuys is pleased to announce the addition of the KD1JV CW Trainer Combo to our product line. It pairs up Steve's CW trainer with a single lever or dual lever (Iambic) paddle into a single

I saw a recent announcement, somewhere, that Hobby World was going to carry a selection of RS stuff in selected stores. I went by the Redmond, WA store yesterday. They said they were "working" on it.

Michael, RadioShack used to sell some inexpensive, two-position flip-up feet that did the trick. They were designed to improve air circulation beneath laptops. These days, of course, the problem is

In the mid 80's I used two 6809s to control the NASA 60" telescope on mount Lemmon north of Tucson, Az. I was also in the group that made the 1st 8080/Z80 PC. 1974. We paid Gary Killdall $25K for the

I vote that Terry start a retro-computing group on groups.io!!? :0) I have the altairduino that I bought and built a few months ago and did a show and tell at the AZQRP breakfast club meeting. I have

I still have my Altair 8800, an Altair 8800b Turnkey, and an IMSAI. The IMSAI is running, with a H-19 terminal and three SSSD Shugart drives. Boots and runs Wordstar, and a bunch of other CP/M

You got your Wilderness kit from a private party, right? I got the same from Bob *just* before he shut down Wilderness and it included the case and KC-1 kit. Was going to build it into a 30M version

Adam, BD6CR/4, my friend in China has just introduced a new dual band QRP CW rig. I will be selling it in the US mainly, but thought the group might like to take a look at it. It covers 40 Meters and

I am looking for a Tilt Bail to add to the Ten-Tec enclosure that I am planning to use house my uBITX. So far all I have managed to find is a series of products made by Hammond (1427Dx, where X is

Got it, thank you!

Mike, Sent a copy to your PM. Good luck! -- William, K6WHP "Cheer up, things could get worse..so I cheered up and, sure enough, things got worse!"

Gentlemen, Thank you all for your interest. The KayPros have essentially been spoken for and, after a brief hiatus for family and vacation, I will be checking them out and sending them off. Sincerely