BaMaKey TP-II Morse Code Paddle by BaMaTech

[@Bill-HRT]

Red! Thanks for the video and information. I keep eyeballin' that key . . . One of these days . . . See you out there. 73 de Bill

[@owlcricker-k7ulm]

Thanks Charlie.

[@RedSummitRF]

Thanks for your support, Dick

[@bearwolf34]

Great portable paddle. Have both the tpii and tpiii and enjoy both. Really depends on how small you want to pare down your portable kit.

[@RedSummitRF]

Yes, and they both perform great!

[@HammockRadio]

Great video Red! Always happy to contribute!!

[@RedSummitRF]

Thanks again!

[@AD6DMDennis]

THANKS Bama.

[@RedSummitRF]

hahaha got it

[@DonDegidio]

Hi Charlie,
That is a very well made and nice looking paddle. Thanks for doing these reviews. You and Sandy stay safe. 73 WJ3U

[@RedSummitRF]

Glad to hear from you, Don. Thanks

[@mikesmithg0rfd356]

thank you

[@RedSummitRF]

Thanks for watching

[@FreddyNietzsche.]

HI Red. I have the TP-III and after a while it can get a little uncomfortable in the hand due to the edges. How would you compare the TP-II in terms of it's comfort in the hand ?
I know that that's a very objective question but I suppose what I really want to ask is , is one more comfortable than the other when holding them. The TP-III is a great key but the paddles are a little on the small side ( I took of the rubber pieces as they are a little too mushy..
Cheers

[@RedSummitRF]

The TP-II is solid and more comfortable to send with. Personally I prefer holding the smaller paddles, but it sounds like you might want more stability and a cleaner feel in the levers. If you are willing to compromise on weight and size for a more comfortable paddle experience, then the TP-II may be a better for you. I recommend finding someone willing to let you try their TP-II and see what you think.

[@hamradiotube]

It’s pronounced Bama Key, not Bama Key.

[@RedSummitRF]

hahaha now that made me laugh