German Junker DBGM morse key demonstrated by EI2KC

[@jerryuhte1284]

Congrats OM, German stuff is great !

[@rohnkd4hct260]

Love those old keys

[@HARRYS_RC_AND_SLOTCARS]

great post Anthony . nice to see the old keys in action

[@thejoker-ie1mm]

I own this key too, it's like a good vintage Mercedes car! ✌

[@abeleballestri612]

Nice and interesting Description and Demonstration of how an old Strait Vertical key work.

[@GeorgeEI7KO]

May the morse be with you... Dit dit

[@radio655]

Tony, that is a nice collection! DBGM is not the name of the key but stands for an abbreviation loosely equivalent to TM (as in Trademark). The company still exists in a small town of Honnef near Bonn I believe but has ceased to make the key. In German it is just referred to as Junker key. Solid as a rock though, generations of army radio men practised on those. 73 Jan DK3LJ

[@j.t.7627]

Having been a former german merchant marine radio officer I am quite sure that "DBGM" is/was a (former) german ship call sign. Classic ship station call signs consisted of 4 letters, the 1st and 2nd letter identifying the flag of the vessel. So may be you could try to investigate on which ship this key was in use. 73 DL3NRV

[@meessenweb]

The Junker keys were marked D.R.P. (Deutsches Reichs Patent). before 1945. After 1945 Marked D.B.G.M. (Deutsche BundesGebrauchsMuster). Source www.pa3egh.nl/morse-keys-from-europe/morse-keys-germany/

[@yliu5243]

Hi EI2KC, I really enjoyed your video! I actually have a Junker key(M.T 59) at home but have no idea how to set it up. It didn't have any cords attached when I found it. I am inspired to learn more and become a HAM by this finding. It would be appreciated if you could explain a bit about how you set it up :）

[@Irish4746]

you are so knowledgeable on many things. I love when you talk about Ireland most

[@eogg25]

I have a Junker also. watched your other video with the J38.

[@eminusipi]

What is base made of and it's dimensions (length width thickness) and is that how it came from Junker? I have a few speed-x keys and I made some brass and steel bases of various length and thickness for them. They also fit my ARH? J38 that my dad bought for me back in the '60s for $1.00US at a thrift shop! Thanks for the video.

[@johndk9jc354]

DBGM means only "small German Patent" it's not the type of the key. 73 from DL.

[@ivan69420.]

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[@LU8HRW]

The size of the key is quite large. I thought it was the size of a J 38 Lionel Co. I like the size of the base, below the knob, as it should be. Good acquisition. enjoy it. 73 LU8HRW

[@codicemattiz8161]

Lodi Lombardia italy !

[@user-bf8np2tf4n]

سنة ١٩٩٦ وانا جالس في الغرفه سمعت إشارات مورس بعدها سنة ٢٠٠٨ وكنت جالس تكررت نفس الاشارات وفي سنة ٢٠٢١ قبل شهر جاءتني تبين ان تلك الاشارات تاتي كل عشر سنوات انا ليست لي معرفه باجهزة مورس لكن احتاج تحليل تلك الحاله رجاءا Help me

[@SureshKumar-nk2ok]

sir what is that DGBM

[@curtmyersk2cwm477]

Vy nice, tnx.

[@barangantikchannel9808]

Maantappp. Salam my prom indonesia.

[@SureshKumar-nk2ok]

sry DBGM

[@nigelsullivan1556]

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