Mini Key Morse Radio HAM Send Telegram Double Paddle Morse Code Key with Stainless Steel Body Three Neodymium Magnets Base Black

The Putikeeg mini CW paddles fit the bill for portable operations like POTA, SOTA, etc. It is small - 1 3/8 wide x 2.75 inches long ( 33 mm x 70 mm), so if you have really large hands you may want to consider this. For portable / field use it is a perfect size. It features paddles of a generous proportions that can be adjusted for contact spacing. It also has a reverse switch for selecting right or left dits. The unit is equipped with 3 magnetic feet with adhesive protective rubber discs to prevent scratching. A short 3.5 mm stereo (3-wire) cable is included along with a hex wrench and Allen wrench for adjusting paddle contact spacing. Depending on how far from your transceiver you set your paddles you may want a longer cable. The entire unit with accessories is packed in a handy plastic box with foam inserts that measures 2.5 x 3.25 inches. The package is perfect for field ops. It took me less than 5 minutes to adjust the contact spacing to my liking. It is a simple operation with supplied tools. This is a great little unit for operating CW in the field.

A small but sturdy key. No frills, just a switch that lets you switch the handedness. I bought this along with the MX-K2 keyer to practice with for a while before getting on the air. Perfect combo for less than $100.

Nice little paddle, I have it on a steel block with stick on feet. Perfect for POTA.

I haven't owned it very long but it seems well made like it will last for a long time. Perfect addition to my portable HF transceiver because of the size and construction. It may replace my old Brown Bros key as well. Helps make cw an enjoyable experience. I have worked cw since the 80's and I like this key as well as the company's mini straight key which is fun to use. Thumbs up on the ROI.

I absolutely love the reusable box that this paddle is packed in. I did trim the foam to make it easier to remove. They learned from others on the market and included rubber adhesive pads to put on the feet. Others I have had don't have them. That's where the scratches on the round metal disc came from. The internal bearings look like they are part plastic. The gap (spacing) on the levers was too large for me out of the box. I followed the included directions and adjusted that. What I spent some time trying to figure out and adjust was the lever tension. There is no adjusting of the magnet spacing on these paddles. That's what sets the tension. I also checked the wires from the circuit board to the paddle levers as that sometimes has an effect on the tension. No luck. These paddles have more resistance than I normally care to operate with. For others this may not be an issue. Pictured with another similar paddle you'll see that the spacing of the paddles is a little narrower as well. I will probably end up using this as a loaner or back up paddle. My primary field paddle is an N0SA design which these other paddles are very similar to in design.

I really like this and get a kick out of the helicopter tail rotor paddles. Easily adjustable, and I've fine tuned this for very slight travel. I've been using it with my arduino practice keyer/game controller. Once I'm more proficient I'll try it on air and for POTA. Also comes in it own padded protective case for portable use. I've purchased an adhesive metal plate (SALEX Replacement Metal Plates), that is the perfect size for this keyer. With the rubber feet and magnets on this plate, it sits still on my desk for one handed use. Just perfect for my needs!

What a great little set of paddles! I used it in the INQP this past weekend when I had to operate in a bit of a hybrid method since the computer and radio interface died. So had to send the call manually while using the radio memories to send the repetitive information. These paddles didn't miss a beat! Plus, I send left handed and they even included a switch to revers the paddles for us lefties! The magnets are way stronger than I thought they would be! I had no issue with slippage despite my heavy handed use of the paddles. All in all, I am very impressed and pleased with the value. 73 de N7CZ

It was becoming intermittent. I thought it was me. I'm using it with both the rig -- FT-857D and alternatively an MFJ keyer. Suddenly it went completely dead. The cable seems ok. The connections to the connector register closed circuit as they should. But plugged into the cable: nothing. I gave it one star because I had to before this review would post. Really: Zero Stars at best.

Nice, compact key. Compliments my Xiegu 6100 nicely. Came set to my liking - in did not have to make adjustments.

Exceeded all expectations