Iambic Keying

By N1FN

Iambic Keying, Debunking the Myth by Marshall G. Emm, N1FN. A keying system controls transmitter activation, ranging from basic switches to electronic keyers that generate Morse code based on paddle input. Iambic keyers, introduced in the late 1950s, respond to simultaneous paddle closures with alternating dots and dashes. Despite touted efficiency, actual benefits are modest, offering about a 5% improvement in keystrokes, diminishing at higher speeds. Iambic keying's practical value is limited and may restrict sending speeds.

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Operating Modes/Morse code

The title of the main category is Morse code and it deals mainly with ham radio, CW, morse code links to cw websites. The resource has been on our site since Tuesday Apr 12 2011, and it has been viewed 632 times. So far no one has rated it yet. Be the first to rate it!
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