No, actually, I think 30 hours is just about right. If you're an
electronics assembler for a living, it might take a bit less; but 30
hours is just about what I spent on mine. Of course, I double check
everything before soldering; and I solder each component one at a time.
I figure that a) I don't want to see any smoke and b) if I have to
troubleshoot, at least let it be for something that wasn't my stupid
mistake!
After all, the goal is to end up with a working radio; not to end up
with a working radio in the shortest amount of time! We can go to the
FDIM building contest for that!
73 de Larry W2LJ
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Larry W2LJ
QRP - When you care to send the very least!
http://www.qsl.net/w2lj
http://w2lj.blogspot.com/
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