Hi, I also have an early s/n KX2, 024X. I had the same problem of the bowed
Plexiglas cover. My cure was to grid off 1/16th strip on each end and elongate
the screw holes carefully. No more bowing. GL 73 Jim H K7SSS In a message
dated 8/24/2020 4:34:59 PM Pacific Standard Time, n7...@arrl.net
Well at least the bugs were external! Thanks Wayne for the information. I’ll
try flipping it around and I’ll check with customer service if it’s still an
issue. Mine was a fairly early one so the change could’ve happen later. Usually
a gentle puff of air under the cover is enough to get the
Hi Dan,
Flip the bezel over when you reinstall it. This will compress the convex
catenary side against the case, reducing the gap.
Note that at some point in the KX2's history we revised the bezel, moving the
screw holes slightly outward. Customer support could help you determine if you
have
So, you are telling us that the KX2 has a few bugs?
Paul KB9AVO
On Mon, Aug 24, 2020, 7:33 PM Dan Presley wrote:
> Hi folks-got a bit of an unusual issue with the plexiglass readout cover
> for my KX2. I use it a lot portable and SOTA and on an activation last week
> noticed that I had a
Hi folks-got a bit of an unusual issue with the plexiglass readout cover for my
KX2. I use it a lot portable and SOTA and on an activation last week noticed
that I had a few tiny interlopers crawling underneath the covering adding
moving symbols to the display:)). After inspecting I noted
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