Begali Simplex Mono

[Bill W4ZV]

N7XY:
 >I used a bug for many years before trying an electronic keyer.  I
never have tried to master iambic but typically use the paddles
sequentially, which I am sure limits my speed, but 30-35 wpm is fast
enough for me in any case.  I suppose a single-lever paddle would be
better for this, but I haven't yet discovered one I really like (my
favorite paddle is a Begali Simplex, with an old Brown Brothers as a
close second).

         If you like the Begali Simplex, you should try
Begali's Simplex Mono.  I've used Vibroplex, Bencher, Kent
and several others and now have only a Simplex Mono.  Best
single-paddle key I've found in 50 years.

http://www.i2rtf.com/html/simplex_mono.html

At 3 pounds it's not for back-packing but stays firmly
planted on your operating desk!

                                 73,  Bill  W4ZV

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[Joe-aa4nn]

I also find the Begali Simplex Mono preferable
to the 14 other paddles in my arsenal.
de Joe, aa4nn

         If you like the Begali Simplex, you should try
> Begali's Simplex Mono.  I've used Vibroplex, Bencher, Kent
> and several others and now have only a Simplex Mono.  Best
> single-paddle key I've found in 50 years.

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