I actually tried tape at first and wasn't as happy with the results.
Removing a bit of the case material seems to solve the root of the problem
rather than just deal with the effects.
Tim
On Sat, Jul 21, 2012 at 3:13 PM, Andrew Moore andrew.n...@gmail.com wrote:
Another method: Painter's tape
Inspired by the KX3 yahoo group discussion yesterday on the source of the
speaker buzz in the KX3, I decided to try it out. Here are my results with
detailed pictures:
http://www.worldwidedx.com/elecraft-kx3/142103-elecraft-kx3-speaker-buzz-fix.html
Tim
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There's a way that does not involve any filing or grinding.
I've found that the critical gap is the one at the bottom just below the
speaker where vibration by the speaker can make the edge of the metal move
back and forward, banging against the bottom cover.
That is easily cured by separating
Another method: Painter's tape (the blue stuff) - a strip along the two
horizontal seams to the left and right of the speaker (as it faces you)
cured the buzz here - and also one strip on the bottom edge under the
speaker.
I applied it over the edges, folded it down on the inside and outside
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