CW Morse Code Paddle Key keyer Cable for Vibroplex Bencher

As described works with my Key for CW

For my straight key, attached black wire on one post. And, the red AND blue on the other post. Hope this helps anyone else.Update: The blue became loose and it also worked with the black on one post and the red on the other w/o the blue. But, I attached both the red and blue together and the black on the other post like I did at first.

this connecting cable is great for connecting tp any CW keyer for all you CW {Morse Code] hams! I like the idea of the connecting prongs-that is a lot better than loose wire that has to be stripped of its insulation! It is also great item to have on those "travel days when visiting other hams and their ekyer needs a cable!

I don't really need the 1/8" TRS jack but I can see where other systems than mine might use that size. It's a little awkward but no real problem. But they don't tell you which lugs are connected to which parts of the jack. Using my multimeter I found:Red - TipBlue - RingBlack - SleeveI'm running a straight key so I just leave Blue hanging. It is a well built little cable set. But I thought I'd save other folks a little time and lay out the wiring.

I used this on a Vibroplex Vibrocube and it worked as designed.

Works great with my old 1920 vibroplex.

This is a good cable, well made and useful, but I found the three individual wires a bit flimsy once they were exposed between the jacket and the key, so I clipped the three spade terminals, added heat-shrink to all the three conductors, and then soldered new spade terminals to each. Now they're more substantial and to my thinking, they look better.

This cable is fine. However, there is nothing to tell you which lugs are connected to which contacts on your key. Fortunately another kind reviewer left the information he found. I it would be great if the seller could add this to the description.