Vibroplex Vibrokeyer

[@a120068020]

Just bought the deluxe model - your video was easier to learn the adjustment vs. the written manual. Thanks DE Mike M0SAZ.

[@mikebieberle5262]

Great content! You have inspired me to recondition a 1977 Vibrokeyer that came to be in my possession and learn code! Keep it up!

[@KG5IF]

Thank you for making a great video. The vibrokeyer is a really nice key I have one myself. Also great going over the vibrokeyer adjustments.

[@KB6NUHamRadio]

Nice video. And, thanks for plugging my book! I don't see you in my log yet, so we'll have to do something about that.

[@thequarantinecatholic]

Great video!!I Thanks for posting!!

[@357Shakey]

Nice video. I have an old Vibrokeyer that my dad gave me as my first non-straight key. He was a bug guy, through and through. I kept that (it's an early one) plus I bought the 50th anniversary Vibrokeyer. However, I now use a Vibroplex iambic. My CW teacher doesn't allow paddles!!!

[@JosephAnthonyJosefius]

Nice, I work at OSU, been a ham for a little over 3 months, I'm a member of StillwaterARC.

[@JosephMassimino]

Look at Begali keys, they are not only beautiful, they are heavy, and well designed. They use magnets to adjust the key, and it is a nice feel. Oh, it is not a cheap key, very expensive, but once you have one, you will know why. I guess I should have waited for you to finish.

[@tonyhwang3888]

Begali is expensive. I am fine with Kent paddle.

[@TheAppalachianWay]

Did you watch the whole video?

[@johnvanzandt7726]

Excellent video, thanks for sharing.

[@N5ZY]

Your welcome! I couldn't find one so I decided to make one :-)

[@TheDaveho]

Can you use a straight key, having learned on that key?

[@N5ZY]

I never tried to use a straight key but you can learn anything with practice.

[@ClydeHoadley]

Very helpful. Thanks.

[@rlgr]

No way, your name is Indiana Jones? That's a cool name!

[@N5ZY]

Not my real name, no..