> I was wondering if anyone has ever detached the faceplate of a K2?
I've been wanting to try this, and I think a 40 conductor IDE disk drive cable
would be a good starting point -- they should be readily available, and
connectors at each end that should be compatible with the "face" and "chassi
James Kern wrote:
Check in the Elecraft photo archives on Elecraft's website. Someone
detached the front faceplate (as well as some other things) to make the K2
bicycle mobile. Perhaps you can get in contact with that person and get some
tips. Good luck!
also see http://www.qsl.net/n8mx/bike
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Subject: [Elecraft] Detaching the K2 Faceplate
Hello all:
I was wondering if anyone has ever detached the faceplate of a K2? I'm
consid
Paul:
Way back, in the early days of the K2, there was a young chap who
detached the front of the K2 from the body in order to mount it on a
bicycle. He did a nice job. I believe there were a number of pictures
of his arrangement on the Elecraft site.
best wishes,
dave belsley, w1euy
Hello all:
I was wondering if anyone has ever detached the faceplate of a K2? I'm
considering using this rig for pedestrian mobile, and I think it would be
really neat to have the ability to have the rig in a backpack, and the
controls in a fanny pack, as in the ICOM 706. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Pa
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