Newest Morse project

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The first pic is my old paddle key, and the second one is something i just built

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P1180009
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What is better to start with sending? [1]

  • straight key
  • Paddle key
  • Bug
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  1. In the context of Morse code transmission, the user is asking which type of keying device is most suitable for a beginner to use first. The options provided in the poll—straight key, paddle key, and bug—refer to different mechanical interfaces for generating Morse code dots and dashes. A straight key is the simplest, requiring the user to manually form each character; a paddle key is typically used with an electronic keyer to automate the timing; and a ‘bug’ is a semi-automatic key that produces dashes mechanically but requires manual dots. The question seeks advice on the best starting point for learning or practicing Morse code among these hardware choices. (Explanation by AI) ↩︎

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I’d start with the straight key if you’re new to sending Morse. It’s simpler and teaches you timing and spacing without worrying about paddle technique. Once that feels natural, move to the paddle. A bug is fun later, but it adds another layer to learn.

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thanks

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My Morse Key! How is it :wink:

MORSE_KEY
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Wow!!!
That is so cool!

Good job!

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That is absolutely AWESOME!!!

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