The way I like to do it is to get an X-acto knife or another sharp knife
and carefully score the trace in two spots. Use repeated shallow cuts.
Heat up the little bit between the score marks with a soldering iron and
it should lift off (and stick somewhere you don't want it to stick, but
that's just my luck.)
On Mon, 14 Nov 2005, Paul Clay wrote:
I just purchased the KPA100 for my K2 (serial
3640), and in going over the instructions I see
that the installation of the keying modification
is highly recommended. I'm a little nervous
about the part of the mod that requires the
cutting of a circuit trace. What's the best way
to perform this operation? (Kind of a shame to
have to hack at my K2 this way, but you gotta do
what you gotta do.)
- Paul, N6LQ
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