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I have an old MFJ-557 practice keyer that I picked up
for showing my son and other Scouts - morse code - I seem to recall a general problem with the "contacts" of cheap straight keys... They must oxidate, corrode, or tarnish in that the contacts are intermittent and squeaky - Is there anything we can do to help ? Some oil, WD40, etc to retain the electrical contact, but reduce the tarnish & spotty sound - Phil - WA9TKA - |
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