Hi Everyone,
First my thanks to everyone who has responed to my
previous email on the same subject.
Just a quick progress report. I've proceeded thru
part one alignment of the RF board. Functioned as
designed!! Also have finished the voltage(?), freq
counter and RF probes.
The only
So I'm not the only one..
What a relief!
73 de Giulio IW3HVB
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On the front panel board while trying to add SSB components after the fact I
managed to slightly burn the edge of a push button. Wish the instructions
had mentioned to put the low SSB components in before the higher
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
I'm inventorying each board as it is begun. ... At this point capacitors
for the RF board are a wild blur. I'm sure I have not correctly identified
at least a third of them. Many numbers on the caps are simply not in the
parts list. If anyone has a good way to ID
Jim,
I am only speaking from my experience and this may be a childish
statement from your point of view, and I am not trying to be smart or
anything like that, but be sure and look at both sides of the capacitors.
Some of them have numbers on both sides. I got in a hurry when doing my
I've been doing electronics for years and there's some pattern matching
you have to do when sorting out parts. Especially caps and resistor
packs. It's not completely automatic like resistors used to be. (I say
used to be because I could swear the colors were clearer when I was
younger. :) )
I'd
Hi to everyone,
K2 s/n 4787 was received yesterday (3/2/5) at about
1:20pm via UPS. At about 15 hours into the experience
I have the control board and front panel complete and
just starting the RF board. Several comments.
How did they squeeze all that into one box!
On the control board I
Jim, AB0UK, wrote:
I'm inventorying each board as it is begun. ... At this point capacitors
for the RF board are a wild blur. I'm sure I have not correctly identified
at least a third of them. Many numbers on the caps are simply not in the
parts list. If anyone has a good way to ID them I
Jim Harris wrote:
On the front panel board while trying to add SSB
components after the fact I managed to slightly burn
the edge of a push button. Wish the instructions had
mentioned to put the low SSB components in before the
higher and vulnerable parts were added.
Having just been through
Haw Haw!! And I thought I was then only one who did things like that!
I once looked for a part for two days. It was sitting on my workbench,
more or less in plain sight, the whole time.
- Jim, KL7CC
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote
snip Today I lost entire whole circuit board assembly for my
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