CT 599MB Iambic Key
I bought this key in December 2015. I was designed and made by Yuri, UR5CDX. He lives in Cherkassy, about 100 miles southeast of Kiev, Ukraine. I paid a modest $178 for the key and felt like I got a bargain. Yuri's work is featured on this page: http://www.ur5cdx.com
Kent Twin Paddle Morse Key TP1-B
CT 599MB Iambic Key
I bought this key in December 2015. I was designed and made by Yuri, UR5CDX. He lives in Cherkassy, about 100 miles southeast of Kiev, Ukraine. I paid a modest $178 for the key and felt like I got a bargain. Yuri's work is featured on this page: http://www.ur5cdx.com
Kent Twin Paddle Morse Key TP1-B
Purchased Jun 2012
This is my day-to-day key used to call most nets or just rag chew. I like the feel and how stable it is on the bench. It really is well made and worth the asking price. I've used a Bencher Iambic before getting this key and I think this key has a better feel.
From Kent Engineering website:
The Kent twin paddle Morse key has been designed and precision engineered to the highest standards.The key is machined from solid brass having a solid steel base with non slip feet for stability. Ball race bearings, silver plated contacts and fine pitched screw threads with instrument knurled heads allow precise and individual adjustment on each of the two contacts and springs.
Dimensions: Weight: 1.2kg / 2.64Lbs, Base: 100mm X 75mm X 15mm / 4" X 3" X .625", Height: 50mm / 2", Main bearing block: 25.4mm X 25.4mm X 44.4mm / 1" square
