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| Reviews Summary for ETM9COG-X3 |
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Reviews: 4
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Average rating: 5.0/5
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MSRP: $155
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Description: CMOS MEMORY KEYER, compact, full-featured memory keyers that employ CMOS microprocessor technology for low cost and high reliability. In contract to other advanced keyers, its control requires neither a myriad of switches and knobs nor complicated keypad sequences. Instead, commands are simply SENT to the keyer IN MORSE code using your paddles!
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More info: http://www.wimo.de
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F5NZY
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Rating: 5/5
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Aug 4, 2007 11:03
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Still a Great keyer...
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Time owned: more than 12 months
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After more than a year I use this great keyer, I just ordered another one I will leave at my /P QTH.
This keyer is really a plus for a nice keying.
Recommended, ABSOLUTELY!
73,
Steph, F5NZY
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F5NZY
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Rating: 5/5
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Aug 25, 2006 11:46
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Super!
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Time owned: 0 to 3 months
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PA1HR has nearly said everything. What could I add? Only one word: Superbe!
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DD4DA
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Rating: 5/5
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Apr 3, 2006 15:42
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great keyer
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Time owned: more than 12 months
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The ETM9COG-X3 is similar as the Logikey K5 Keyer because the Microcontroller that is used in the ETM9COG-X3 is programmed by from IDIOM-Press. The ETM9COG-X3 comes also with the original documentation released by IDIOM Press and a good german xlation.
The is one big different between ETM9COG-X3 and K5-Keyer - the price. K5 costs $58, the ETM9COG-X3 € 149.- without tax.
The keyer is the best i ever owned, thats shure.
vy 73 de Gerd, dd4da
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PA1HR
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Rating: 5/5
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Jan 17, 2004 04:11
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Full featured - easy to use!
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Time owned: more than 12 months
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Features:
1. Iambic keyer with dot and dash memories, which can be disabled.
2. Selectable timing patterns.
3. Four messages, soft sectored memory, 220 characters total.
4. Meesages may "call" others and contain functions.
5. Input queue to store multiple message activations.
6. Contest serial number --- 001 to 9999.
7. Digital and linear analog speed control --- 6 tot 60 WPM.
8. Adjustable weight on code elements --- 25% to 75%.
9. Built-in sidetone monitor, frequency changeable from 500 to 990 Hz.
10. Tune function for transmitter adjustment.
11. Selectable automatic character spacing.
12. Timed pauses within messages.
13. Message loop capability for continuous replay.
14. Break in messages to allow paddle-instered text.
15. Ultra-speed mode for meteor-scatter.
16. Ultra-low power consumption for battery operation with 3 size AA batteries 1.5 V.
I have tried several keyers, e.g. AEA and Star. I like the ETM9COB-X3 the best. This keyer has some very nice features like the commands who can be entered by using your paddles!
E.g: you can check the exact speed of your setting, by sending 'S' in morse code after you push the function keys 5+6. The memory keyer will answer with the speed in morse code. Very nice.
Very important is that the ETM9COG-X3 gives very good and solid morse code signals. I like the "character" of this keyer.
It is a very good keyer during contests!
I can highly recommend this keyer to anyone who likes CW.
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