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Mike Coslo wrote: Caveat Lector wrote: I have that problem occaisionally with a bencher single paddle key and increasing the spacing between the points and adding a little more spring tension solves the problem. I'll try that. There is an adjustment spring, but perhaps it is a little weak and should be replaced. I like the contact spacing paper thin, but when it is too thin -- may cause a double bounce. Yes Bencher does make a single paddle key -- looks like the Iambic with two paddles -- but functions as a single paddle key. That sort of key sounds logical to me. Although I'm starting to "get" the Iambic, it still seems a little strange. I should probable see if I et a little better before switching again. Thanks, Mike KB3EIA - Indeed they are strange. That's why I'm not big on lambics, but I do enjoy a trappist on ocassion. My preferences lean toward wheats and pales, and kolsch if I want a lager. |
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