Paddle for the KX3 - has anyone tried the Begali Adventure?

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Paddle for the KX3 - has anyone tried the Begali Adventure?

Chris Wagner-8
For those who want to use the KX3 /p and for whom every gramm counts,
could you comment on the original paddle vs I2RTF's Adventure paddle?

73, Chris KF6VCI
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Re: Paddle for the KX3 - has anyone tried the Begali Adventure?

Tex
I have the Begali Adventure serial #2.  To me the Begali has much better ergonomics than the Elecraft paddle.  When  attached it angles up not pointing down and can be swiveled to any angle you desire.  When I used the KXPD3 I had to prop up the KX3 so my fingers were not hitting the table, not so with the Begali.  As to feel of the key.........It's a BEGALI!  For weight size comparison see their website.  I'm not a backpacking ham but to me the size and weight difference is minimal.

73 Tex
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Re: Paddle for the KX3 - has anyone tried the Begali Adventure?

AC6JA
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I also have the KXPD3 and have the same observations.
I also ordered the  Begali Adventure this weekend but it is backordered.  
They should be  available again in a couple of weeks.
Look forward to my next Begali to add to my Stealth and Sculpture  
collection!

Mike  AC6JA
 
 
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I have  the Begali Adventure serial #2.  To me the Begali has much  better
ergonomics than the Elecraft paddle.  When  attached it  angles up not
pointing down and can be swiveled to any angle you  desire.  When I used the
KXPD3 I had to prop up the KX3 so my fingers  were not hitting the table,
not
so with the Begali.  As to feel of the  key.........It's a BEGALI!  For
weight size comparison see their  website.  I'm not a backpacking ham but to
me the size and weight  difference is minimal.

73 Tex
ka5y



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Re: Paddle for the KX3 - has anyone tried the Begali Adventure?

DAVID M. Elliott
I second what Tex says.  It only takes a word or two to realize that this is a Begali.  The optional magnetic base is a real pleasure, especially for mobile operation.

73 de W6BK (Begali Adventure SN 6)


On Jan 13, 2013, at 10:46 AM, [hidden email] wrote:

> I also have the KXPD3 and have the same observations.
> I also ordered the  Begali Adventure this weekend but it is backordered.  
> They should be  available again in a couple of weeks.
> Look forward to my next Begali to add to my Stealth and Sculpture  
> collection!
>
> Mike  AC6JA
>
>
> In a message dated 1/13/2013 10:06:34 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
> [hidden email] writes:
>
> I have  the Begali Adventure serial #2.  To me the Begali has much  better
> ergonomics than the Elecraft paddle.  When  attached it  angles up not
> pointing down and can be swiveled to any angle you  desire.  When I used the
> KXPD3 I had to prop up the KX3 so my fingers  were not hitting the table,
> not
> so with the Begali.  As to feel of the  key.........It's a BEGALI!  For
> weight size comparison see their  website.  I'm not a backpacking ham but to
> me the size and weight  difference is minimal.
>
> 73 Tex
> ka5y
>
>
>
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