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Link: AC6V's CW Operating Aides |
| Contents: Much information to assist the CW operator. |
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Link: Adjusting Straight Keys, Paddles, & Bugs |
| Contents: Decent description of the proper adjustment for your CW keying device. |
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Link: Art of Side-Swipery |
| Contents: KD0CA discusses the history and use of the side-swiper or cootie key. |
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Link: Beginner's Guide to Making CW Contacts |
| Contents: This is the K4ICY presentation of WB8FSV's CW fundamentals website. |
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Link: Iambic A and B Modes from WB9KZY |
| Contents: An explanation of the timing differences between iambic modes A and B. |
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Link: Iambic Sending from K5FO |
| Contents: Author describes his methods for keying the double paddle and why he prefers it over other methods. |
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Link: Iambic Keying - Debunking the Myth from N1FN |
| Contents: Author presents the argument that iambic keying may have been a "BAD IDEA that happened to catch on". |
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Link: Learn CW Online |
| Contents: Site has several different sections to assist the user to learn the basics and then to increase their speed. |
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Link: Ultimatic Keying Mode |
| Contents: A Blog post from LA3ZA discussing the Ultimatic keying mode - the original two lever paddle electronic keying mode. |
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Link: W1TP Telegraph Museum |
| Contents: Images and descriptions of telegraph keys the author has and had in his collection.
A good source for identifying your newly acquired unknown key. |