[QRP-L] American Morse Paddle?

[n0tu/Steve]

Anyone have a American Morse Paddle gathering dust in their pile of 'I
never use this thing I should get rid it'  ~ Steve/n0tu
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[Sam Binkley]

> Anyone have a American Morse Paddle gathering dust in their pile of 'I
> never use this thing I should get rid it'  ~ Steve/n0tu

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I have one but I surely don't want to get rid of it!  Highly recommended.
72,
Sam, KL7V
/5 in OK

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[Alexandra Carter]

I have one too and don't plan to give it up, BTW rather than screwing  
down the nuts and hoping they'll stay, I use washers for shims and  
just tighten it all down, it stays put, the paddle's a bit "rattly"  
but I like it. 73 de Alex NS6Y.

On Jun 28, 2006, at 7:50 PM, Sam Binkley wrote:

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>> Anyone have a American Morse Paddle gathering dust in their pile  
>> of 'I
>> never use this thing I should get rid it'  ~ Steve/n0tu
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