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Most recent edit made on 2006-07-16 12:00:00 by AlanBiocca (unregistered user)

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Note some other manufacturer's keyers contain the WinKeyer chips, such as microHAM radio interfaces and keyers.


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Note some other manufacturer's keyers contain the WinKeyer chips, such as MicroHam's radio interfaces and keyers.




Revision [144]

Edited on 2006-07-16 11:59:01 by AlanBiocca (unregistered user)

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These CW Keyers with Serial or USB interfaces allow a non-realtime system like Windows to send perfect CW. They also support paddle inputs and they integrate computer and hand-sent CW nicely.


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These CW Keyers with Serial or USB interfaces allow a non-realtime system like Windows to send perfectly timed CW. They also support paddle inputs and they integrate computer and hand-sent CW nicely.




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Edited on 2006-07-16 11:58:35 by AlanBiocca (unregistered user)

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Edited on 2006-07-15 16:05:28 by AlanBiocca (unregistered user)

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CategoryHamRadio




Revision [131]

Edited on 2006-07-15 16:05:08 by AlanBiocca (unregistered user)

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Programs that use WinKeyer




Revision [130]

Edited on 2006-07-15 16:03:56 by AlanBiocca (unregistered user)

Additions:
Note some other manufacturer's keyers contain the WinKeyer chips, such as MicroHam's radio interfaces and keyers.


Deletions:
Note some other manufacturer's keyers contain the WinKeyer chips, such as MicroHam's radio interfaces and keyers.




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Edited on 2006-07-15 16:02:23 by AlanBiocca (unregistered user)

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K1EL WinKeyer



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K1EL WinKeyer





Revision [128]

The oldest known version of this page was edited on 2006-07-15 16:01:16 by AlanBiocca (unregistered user)

K1EL WinKeyer


These CW Keyers with Serial or USB interfaces allow a non-realtime system like Windows to send perfectly timed CW. They also support paddle inputs and they integrate computer and hand-sent CW nicely.

(CW is the abbreviation used for Morse Code.)

Note some other manufacturer's keyers contain the WinKeyer chips, such as MicroHam's radio interfaces and keyers.

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