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May 31st 06, 11:14 PM
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morse key parts?
Anybody know of anybody who supplies morse key spares?
I have a Hi-mound with the knob missing and I want to fit an American flat style knob. (disk?) Yes, I could make one, and probably will. But thought I'd ask anyway. -- Jack VK2CJC / MM0AXL |
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May 31st 06, 11:30 PM
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morse key parts?
On 2006-05-31, Jack VK2CJC / MM0AXL wrote:
I have a Hi-mound with the knob missing and I want to fit an American flat style knob. (disk?) It looks like they have disk-style knobs in black and clear: http://www.mtechnologies.com/himound/#knobs nb |
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June 1st 06, 03:49 AM
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morse key parts?
If you go to a home depot store and look at the exhaustive stock of cabinet
knobs and drawer pulls, I am shure you will find one to fit your fist for a buck. just a thought. I like the porcelain . Henry |
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