![]() ![]() You then tune to a frequency on your radio and the unit listens to the incoming CW and then displays the decoded text on the LCD screen. You hook the unit up to your radio's CW input/output. The unit is not a standalone transmitter and must be used in conjunction with a radio. So I thought that I would post them here in case anyone else wants to know (and yes, I went ahead and purchased the unit). UPDATE: I called the company that sells the MFJ 464 and got answers to my questions. It appears that all you have to do is connect a keyboard to the MFJ 464 and use it to type in your CW message, instead of using a key. The MFJ 464 has connections on the back, one for a keyboard, which is how I would like to use it for CW, while learning Morse. Would something like the MFJ 464 be connected to my radio through that jack? I own/use an ICOM 7300 and there are connections on the back, one specifically for a straight or paddle key or an electronic keyer via a 6.35 mm / 1/4 jack.
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