Cent Paddle

Cent Paddle is a high-performance paddle with a fantastic feel for sending Morse Code (we amateur radio operators call it CW). It is not another touch paddle; the paddles need to be pressed. Cent Paddle behaves and feels like a traditional mechanical paddle but without the delicate, hard to adjust, fiddly contacts, springs, bearings, and tiny moving parts.

We named it Cent Paddle because it is sensitive enough to easily detect the weight of a penny. It can be adjusted in seconds (with no tools), is tough enough to toss into a backpack for a field outing (no padded box needed), never needs to have the contacts cleaned (there are no contacts), and is completely immune from dust. All in all, it’s a fantastic alternative to a fragile, fussy mechanical paddle. There are plenty of things to worry about when operating an amateur radio station, but your paddle shouldn’t be one of them.

I have been using a KR7M Paddle for a year. The most notable feature is the smooth, light feel of the finger pieces due the contactless sensors.
No time was required to get used to this paddle. This may be because I am used to paddles set to tight spacing where lever movement is not noticeable. The key works well over all speed ranges. It shines at higher speeds due to the light touch and short travel. I've begun using it for POTA activations in the field. The self contained battery makes it easy. It travels well in a small Harbor Freight case.
Paul K7AZT

Bill,
I just connected the paddle to my WinKeyer and it is outstanding. I have it adjusted for light touch, just the way I like it. Much easier to adjust than a mechanical paddle. I ran the slow-speed contest this afternoon sending perfect Morse for a solid hour. Perfect! I love it!
73,
Tom W8TK