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The Wireless For The Warrior (commonly referred to as WftW) website is devoted to the technical history and development of British Army radio communication equipment. On this web site you will find basic technical descriptions and photographs/drawings of radio sets once used in the British Army. In addition there are posted various other topics. The Wireless for the Warrior range of books (comprising the Volume and Compendium series) are intended as source of reference to the history and development of radio communication equipment used by the British Army from the very early days of wireless up to the 1960s.

Welcome to the Begali Web site. Our goal is to provide you with useful information about our company and about our products for the ham radio operator.<br />Officina Meccanica Begali was founded in 1954 and has been manufacturing electromechanical precision components since 1960. Our line of fine keys and paddles for the ham community are a more recent addition. They are a result of Piero’s desire to create the finest keys and paddles for his own use. Piero obtained his ham radio license as I2RTF in 1964. Ever since he has been a dedicated CW operator, and it was only natural that one day he would try to design and produce the best Morse keys that money can buy ... <br />

Beautiful, Elegant, Quiet

N3ZN Keys is the home of custom iambic keys, single lever paddles, and straight keys created by Tony Baleno

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