You can also install the chassis screws into the 2D connectors, which provide
something narrow enough for the Panavise PCB holder to latch on to. That's how
I did it, and it worked reasonably well.
--phil
On Dec 28, 2009, at 1:09 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Conway,
Just my way of working, I
I typically secure PC boards with a Panavise. With the K2 RF board, the
FIRST step is to place the standoffs and 2D spacer (which go to the
edge of the board! This makes the Panavise pretty much useless.
Other than leaving the board loose and elevating the board with spacers
as suggested by
Conway,
Just my way of working, I HATE things like the Panavise, it is more of
an encumbrance than a help IMHO.
However, you may elect to delay mounting the 2D connectors until you
need to mount the side panels - that will allow you to use your Panavise
if that is your preference.
With or
: [Elecraft] securing K2 RF board
Conway,
Just my way of working, I HATE things like the Panavise, it is more of
an encumbrance than a help IMHO.
However, you may elect to delay mounting the 2D connectors until you
need to mount the side panels - that will allow you to use your Panavise
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