morse key and iambic paddle 3d models

I was tinkering with a portable radio setup and needed a compact key that could be easily discarded. Simply print the model, attach a hacksaw blade and a few screws, and you've got yourself a functional keyer - it's not the most advanced one out...

After building the transceiver, the morse key will likely need some cleaning up at its nose to ensure full travel and avoid interference with the case. Make sure the key has good travel and then lock it in place using the lock ring. For assembling...

Here are bases for the Iambic Mini-Paddle Morse Code key and Single Lever key for ham radio sold by QRPguys.com, but with a personal twist. I adore the keys, however, wanted a strain relief for the cable and enough of a base to attach Scotch...

... for the springboard * 12/18/2018: Replaced the STL file for the paddle base as user notified me that some holes were missing. * 01/06/2019: Released version 3, with a 3.5mm connector, and a much more flexible paddle using a printed flex section.

Spin: The latest iteration of this tool can be found at http://heqichen.cn/wp/hqc-paddle-keyer-v2/. For further details, visit http://heqichen.cn/wp/hqc_paddle_keyer/. Don't miss the video on http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNjQ1MTc1MDE2.html. Spin:...

Iambic CW paddle Material: 4 x M5x20mm 3 x M5x30mm 7 x M5 nuts 2 x M4x10mm 4 magnets 5x5x1mm for the paddle return This V2 version has thinner paddles and they are closer to each other. ...

This thing is a 3D-printed lightweight Morse code straight key suitable for portable (QRP) amateur radio operation. It uses 5mm diameter a 2mm thick neodymium magnets for spring force. To build this thing you will need to purchase one 3.5mm stereo...

If you want to use the screw connections as a connection, you can also use the optional strain relief, which is attached to the Morse key via a dovetail connection and glued in place if necessary. Otherwise, insert the bezel into the dovetail hole. ...

They just need two pieces of wire: one 1.4mm in diameter (1.5mm2) for the electrical contact and another smaller piece as the pivot. No support is required during printing. The best print resolution is 0.2mm but 0.3mm will work well too. Version V4...

morse key The "ears" on the corners of some parts are for better adhesion to the print bed and can easily be broken off after printing. The holes are only printed from the second layer because they don't stick well to the print bed on my printer. ...

Brass Key for Ham radio community based on Signal Electric telegraph key

I took the photos during the students' club festival then build this in blender. ...Use M4x6 and M4x16 screws. ...Have fun!

Morsekey-2 The "ears" on the corners of some parts are for better adhesion to the print bed and can easily be broken off after printing. The holes are only printed from the second layer because they don't stick well to the print bed on my printer.

Case for Porta Paddle-II (Americam Morse Equipment). Easier to hold the paddle and to transmit. ... Porta Paddle-II : https://www.americanmorse.com/portapaddle.htm

... screw points. Use pliers instead of teeth-based tools to avoid complications. Additionally, this paddle can be attached to any radio setup and function as a regular Morse key in emergencies! Stay creative and happy fabricating! ... Best regards, Ed

Hi, this is a design concept for a protective case for the American Morse Equipment CW paddle, engineered to safeguard the device from potential damage during transport in a duffel bag or backpack. ...The case features a unique pop-together and...

Morse Paddle using micro switch and thrust bearing. ... ## Micro switch Omron D2F-01F x 2 ## Bearing 5mm x 10mm x 4mm (Thrust Bearing) x3 US https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QKKYKR8/ JP https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B07R8BW3ZD/ ## Screw -...

The AME morse code paddles are meant to be mounted to a base using the three screws supplied with the unit. However, the unit is small enough that it is perfect for field use in ham radio SOTA (Summits on the Air) and POTA (Parks on the Air)...

I wanted a portable key mount for outdoor CW operations in my amateur radio hobby so I bought N0SA's excellent little paddle and created a leg mount. I purchased standard straps and used the velcro that came with the paddle to secure it to the base.

Morse key with extended base that can be securely fastened down.

This is a fully operational, highly advanced model of a Morse code key system.

The file named Key_Morse_v2_full_view should not be printed and only serves to demonstrate the assembly. To complete the key, you need several essential parts: 5 x M3 x 10 mm screws 1 x M3 x 15 mm screw 2 x 3 mm diameter washers (used to solder...

... I like the precise pushing feeling, maybe this design is not the best for high speed but can be fine for novices; my idea is to use as outdoor and easy to carry key. ... For better high-speed performance have a look at the iambic paddles version.

This is a model of a morse code telegraph key that i modeled from an old photo.<This is a work in progress>

You can observe and download it here: https://3d.si.edu/object/3d/morse-vail-telegraph-key:ed99f44d-3c60-4111-b666-e2908e1b64ef The only components of the model that are not 3D printed are (2) 5mm x 20 bolts and nuts used for the upper adjustment...

A Morse Code Practice Key Designed for Beginners, Only Four Simple Parts Morse Code Key Instructions: This user-friendly Morse key was designed using OpenScad software, an excellent 3D design application that's free and compatible with Linux and...

Morse-Vail Telegraph Key Maker: Alfred Vail and Samuel Finley Breese Morse Physical Description: Wood and brass materials make up this object. Measurements: Overall dimensions are 3 inches by 2 inches by 6.75 inches; or 7.62 centimeters by 5.08...

I suddenly became fascinated with the radio, and now my attention is captivated by the simplicity of Morse Code. I refer to other people's designed CW keys, but none of them meet my requirements, so I decided to create my own one. All screws and...

I'm working on a project that involves creating a Morse Code Key using OpenSCAD, and I'm making some modifications to the design. Instead of using a spring for the return mechanism, I've decided to incorporate magnets into the key's structure. ... Here...

I'm not capable of remixing from the Mini morse paddle by W6IPA for metric parts like M3 etc.