The pin jumpers are available from places like All Electronics for 50 cents for a 40 pin header. Cut the header into appropriate lengths and solder jumper wires and caps/resistors across the correct pins. Put the jumpers for the each mod in a small envelope appropriately marked and ready for use if necessary.

I can't see spending big bucks when $2 will do for something you will rarely use!! It really is that easy.

73
Elliott WA6TLA

----- Original Message ----- From: "wayne burdick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Elecraft Reflector" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 9:28 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] Rework Eliminators: when to use them, and why


Gary and company have done a very professional job on the "Eliminators." Some builders will find them useful. On the other hand, Elecraft's documentation and staging of construction is consistent and carefully planned, so they are not a necessity.

It's clear that builders can successfully complete the K2 using either method.

Here's my recommendation:

- If the notion of plug-in substitutes for future options strongly appeals to you, and you don't mind *carefully* following the additional set of instructions that comes with them, then by all means consider this method.

- If you'd prefer to minimize the amount of documentation you have to deal with in building a kit, then stick with the Elecraft manuals. If you're capable of building a K2, then you certainly won't have any trouble adding options "our" way.

Disclaimer: I'm the principle designer of the K2 and wrote most of the manuals, so I could be biased. You decide :)

73,
Wayne
N6KR

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