Ron makes a good point, although I wouldn't consider it to be intimidating, it 
is a pain to get the heat sink back on. The finals are held by screws which are 
difficult for fat fingers to keep in place (I finally realized that I should 
use a piece of electrical tape to hold them down).  Also, make sure you re-test 
the finals for shorts to ground.  I try to consolidate my trips under the heat 
sink as this is my least favorite part of going under the hood.

GL
Tom
WB2QDG
K2 1193


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> The only disassembly anyone has grumbled about that I've seen is in removing
> the part of the bottom cover used for the final amplifier heat sink, since
> some hardware is attached to it. I have done it many times without any
> bother, but some folks find it intimidating. 
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