Sounds familar Mike -- I just finsihed my K2 last week. When I tried installing the nut -- it did not fit. If you read the instructions somewhere it says -- remove the nuts supplied with the antenna and key/speaker jacks -- well in my case they were removed and supplied separately. I decided to leave them all off for time being as I am now building SSB, K60 and DSP options and will have to dissassemble the RF board to install these. Will eventually go to my junkbox to find a proper nut.

73 Paul W4MAY
K2 SN 5627


----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael Cook" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 4:19 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] K2 Antenna Nut: It can't be this hard


Hi all. I've been assembling my K2 since thursday and having a ton of
fun. Last night I just finished the last assembly steps and I'm about  to
move on to the third set of testing (and aligning) of the  transmitter.

There is just one thing that has got me stuck: the nut that goes on  the
antenna jack.

This can't POSSIBLY be this hard. I've tried. I've had someone else  try.
I just can NOT get the thing on. It seems impossible to get the  thing on
straight. If I do get it to catch it quickly seems to end up  crooked and
then falling off.

Is there some kind of special secret here? I've even tried screwing it on
backwards (CCW instead of CW) but that didn't work (no surprise).

Tips?
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