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My new mobile CW unit
- Thread starter Mudfoot
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Bigger horn will get me more range. I goofed on the G.
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I worked several mobile CW stations out of Australia back in the 80’s. Maybe their rule has changed since then, but I remember one guy telling me they were not allowed to talk on a mic and drive at the same time. One guy said he was toe tapping a key attached to the floor. Another guy had a key strapped to his leg. Always a workaround....
Airborne radios were not always used with voice modulation. Standard military-issue for aircraft with CW-only radios had a J-38 type key on a thin flat board and two leg straps.
Fair Radio used to have them, back in the day.
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Fair Radio used to have them, back in the day.
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You trying to be motor mouth maul on that bad motor scooter?
I used to have and old Datsun with a hair trigger horn. It was basically just like a straight key.
Goofed on the g, and the o and the t. It now says "I just down".
But since you say you "got down", what are you going to do with all of those feathers?
But since you say you "got down", what are you going to do with all of those feathers?
lol, I'm actually very proficient. It was a little challenging with my left thumb. The button is a little stiff lever. If it was a regular button and on the right side, it would've been smooth.