ilektranik
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| Icom 756PRO3 Internal Keyer | ilektranik | on 21/7/16 |
| The manual is woefully silent on keyer features. Dah interrupts and overrides dit. That is by semi or limited iambic I suppose. Noting posts that outline the difficulty of switching iambic modes, I must decide if I want to use slap keying only or get used to the limited, undocumented and evidently obscure keying method on this XCVR. |
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| Icom 756PRO3 Internal Keyer | ilektranik | on 20/7/16 |
| Recently re-licensed after decades I got back in with an Icom 756PRO3. Wanting to recover long atrophied CW skills I got a good deal on a Vibroplex Iambic Deluxe. What is the Elec-Key mode exactly? It doesn't seem to be Iambic A, B or ultimatic. A two paddle squeeze always results in dahs, regardless of closure sequence. This is as learn-able as most keying paradigms, I suppose. Does one really want to become acclimatized to a keyer like this? Days of searching have resulted in no information. Any ideas? Tnx, KW4PF |
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