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Yes, welcome to Vibroplex,®
the oldest name in ham radio! For over
a hundred years we've been producing The Vibroplex Original
Bug while at the same time adding a variety of other keys to
suit the taste of virtually every amateur radio operator.
Vibroplex® is
pleased to announce the LITE
WARRIOR, an aluminum base version of the
NORCAL K8FF Code Warrior Jr. QRP key! Why an aluminum
base? Portability and weight . . . and looks. The
LITE WARRIOR
weighs in at under a pound, but still retains the Code
Warrior Jr. sizing, making this key a natural for traveling
"lite." Looks very similar to its heavier brother, the
CHROME WARRIOR. Just like the other "Warriors," the
LITE WARRIOR
features polished brass upper parts with the unique
Vibroplex®
logo and serial number engraved on the
center block! Go
to the LITE WARRIOR page
The
Vibroplex®
100th ANNIVERSARY ORIGINAL BUG
(1904-2004) duplicates
one of the most popular early bases, a "weathered" black
Japanese-
like powdered coat finish with gold pin stripe border.
Chromed upper parts match the Standard Original Bug with
black paddles and unique serial numbers. This special
edition - available in limited quantities - honors the
revolution in communication that occurred with the invention
of the "bug," which was designed to alleviate the problem of
what we now call "carpal tunnel syndrome" and at the same
time provide a key that made much faster sending possible.
Go to the 100th Anniversary Original
page
The Vibroplex©
Iambic Deluxe is the modern descendent of the
Original.
It incorporates the traditional
Vibroplex©
look for use with modern electronic keyers. The code speed
with the Iambic depends on the particular electronic
keyer with which it is operated. And, you get the same crisp
operation at 5 words per minute as you do at 50+ wpm.
Available in three additional models.
Go to the Iambic page |
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