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Mamapolo2016 路 F
My late husband was a ham. His club handled shortwave in our area during 9/11.
He repaired antique telegraph keys and invented and produced, in his basement workshop, the portable miniature key referenced below.
I'll admit I never got it, but he was a very smart man and he loved it. I went with him to many a Hamfest (basically flea markets for ham radio enthusiasts) where I rarely knew the purpose of any of the dooflickers and thingamabobs.
He repaired antique telegraph keys and invented and produced, in his basement workshop, the portable miniature key referenced below.
I'll admit I never got it, but he was a very smart man and he loved it. I went with him to many a Hamfest (basically flea markets for ham radio enthusiasts) where I rarely knew the purpose of any of the dooflickers and thingamabobs.
ProfessorPlum77 路 70-79, MVIP
@Mamapolo2016 [c=800000]Wow! Very informative!
Did he makes a lot of money on his invention? [/c]
Did he makes a lot of money on his invention? [/c]
Mamapolo2016 路 F
@ProfessorPlum77 Not a lot, as it was a one-man operation. But he loved doing it.