Re: [Elecraft] KXV3B installation problem

[Keith Trinity WE6R]

Hi Al;
Most likely is the little Sub-In board is off a row of pins.
Or possibly the KXV3 has a missed pin.
Or one of the little black cube chokes (L1,2,&3) on the Sub-In board got 
knocked off.
(I assume you have the KXV3B in "nor" and you have tapped 9 while in 
that menu to toggle the "B" on.

Then cycled power to make it set.
Keith WE6R
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Re: [Elecraft] KXV3B Installation

[Don Wilhelm]

Removing the entire left side panel makes installation of the KXV3B 
module even easier.
As an additional hint, bend the pins of the KXV3B connector slightly 
toward the front - about 1/16 inch at the tips of the pins is enough.  
That will allow you to more easily install the new option.


73,
Don W3FPR

On 8/2/2015 8:08 PM, Jobst Vandrey wrote:

As others have noted, removing the two screws on the rear of the left panel
makes the installation easier.  Especially in order to attach the lock
washer and nut on the bottom corner of the KXV3B module with my XXL
fingers..



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