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Control Panel-Telegraph Key Nay Dept. Bureau of Ships KJ6UJZ 2 weeks, 5 days ago
I found this page using Google:

http://artifaxbooks.com/fsusmilkeys.htm

Scroll down and near the bottom of the page, this Morse key is shown with information and more photos available.

That's a nice garage sale find!

Bob Allison
WB1GCM
ARRL Test Engineer
Passsed my US Technician license test today KF5VPK 2 weeks, 6 days ago
Welcome aboard!
LoTW "0 files transferred" K6ICS on 23/4/13
You will get a quick response to your question if you mail it to:

lotw-help@arrl.org.
Antenna spacing kb9jif on 18/4/13
It's best to have the antenna with the lowest wind loading at the top. So top to bottom, 70 cm, 2 M, 6 M, HF.
Did You Watch Last Man Standing "WHAT" KB3SM on 19/3/13
Dear OM,

Our main page had a news story back on March 4th that announced the airing of this show. The spokesman of this show, who is an active Radio Amateur, warned us about the way Amateur radio was presented. From our news story, Mr. Amodeo says,:

“As a ham, I am very excited to be able to have an episode that presents our hobby in an upbeat and positive way,” Amodeo told the ARRL. “As a television producer, I am pleased to present a very funny episode for our more than 7 million viewers. This episode will feature more ham gear than seen in mainstream movies such as Frequency, Contact and Super 8 -- all great films that had Amateur Radio in them. It’s worth noting that although hams will enjoy the episode, it was written with our 7 million non-ham viewers in mind. Please be prepared for some inconsistencies related to Amateur Radio, but enjoy the show nevertheless.”

I don't watch this show, since I'm too busy to watch television, so I can't comment on it. Wish we could come up with a show of our own, but we don't have the resources.

73,

Bob Allison
WB1GCM
ARRL Test Engineer

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