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l  MORSE CODE BEGINNER II supports ELE-key and straight key learning, dual-Paddles key can also be used as BUG key.
l  Wide range of power support. Support earphone monitoring and volume  adjusting.
l  Turn on or off the sound when connecting equipment that can adapt all kinds of radio.
l  When the two Paddles are pressed at the same time， dot-dash interleaved transmission. The last dot or dash memorizing function.
l  The training of dictation and sending code can be done in practice and test modes ,sequential or random mode can be selected.
l  Connecting with HF and UV radio perfectly, convenient to practice and self test.
l  MORSE CODE BEGINNER II can become a CW decoder by increasing external audio PLL circuits.

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JEEZ - YOU DON"T HAVE YELL - y'know

and the price is ?  ~$100 ish

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Autokey-Morse-Code-Beginner-II-CW-Trainer-Ham-Radio-Morse-Code-/350900124293

- looks nice tho
- had a less fancy one many years ago, when 1st learning CW.
which finally died, when it's capacitors eventually gave out.

So the dumb question . . what does a person do with it?  Learn to send?

Sure,

When your timimg of dots, dashes and spaces is 50 % off the required value, you got perfect copy.

So be lucky you can't get a drivers license when you drive a car with that tolerance through traffic.