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Michael Black wrote:
On Tue, 11 Feb 2014, Kafkaësque wrote: Didn't semi-automatic keys use magnets for something? I remember seeing an article about making one, and I remember magnets, even if I can't remember their purpose. I recall a good number of years back, 30/35, someone asking me to help with such a key. The magnets generated the relative di/dah length. I don't recall if it had one or two paddles but it seemed to have a mass of adjustments to get it right. There were other magnets to adjust the paddle(s). It was beautifully machined but the electrical connections were terrible, plus a few other things. I did the repairs and the OP twiddled the adjustments, keyed away beaming ear to ear, and left happy offering all and sundry as reward. |
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