Hi, many thanks for the suggestions on QWERTY keyboards guys.
I have an embarrassing collection of keyboards now and have to settle on
one for permanent use.
I'm typing now on a Rosewill RK-9000 mechanical which I never really liked
after using the more common short travel chicklet type keys for years,
mainly Logitech, which I do like.
I guess I should persevere with the Rosewill but it feels clunky and it's
noisy, but then I'm not a touch typist.
Apparently this keyboard is popular with the High Speed CW typists!
I really don't get why such a retro type keyboard is so popular, but as I
said I have never learned to touch type, but I'm not too slow.
I see Tom, N1MM has found an interesting keyboard of this type and it's
available at a good price in Europe too, maybe I'll add it to my collection
:)
Any more suggestions welcome, but I'm not going to pay a fortune.
73, Deni - F5VJC
On 18 September 2015 at 00:29, Michael Adams <mda@n1en.org> wrote:
> I'll suggest that folks might want to look at some of the gaming keyboards
> on the market.
>
> Hardcore gamers are particular about the feel of their keyboards, and I'm
> also a fan of programmable keys, which reduce operator error when trying to
> remember keystroke combinations in during the Sunday afternoon doldrums, or
> potential confusion when using a program other than NL+ (and therefore with
> different keymappings) for DXing.
>
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