I liked the rework eliminators. If I am troubleshooting the rig or
adding features, it is just an unplug and a plug. I do not have to
take the rig apart, remove or add hard ware to the circuits to add
features. I think they are well worth the minor added cost. After
damaging my DSP, I was a
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From: "Solosko, Robert B (Bob)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "DW Holtman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc:
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 9:19 AM
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] UNPCBs
Hello DW,
There are a few people who are making things for the K2 that are
not pr
Don raises a very good point here:
> The idea is that the base K2 should be tested before any changes for
options are made.
Doing the rework eliminators departs from this recommendation. Gary &
crew publish a very complete set of instructions for how to modify your
K2 manual prior to building t
... Yep, I ordered mine in Sept. :-)
-Original Message-
David Ferrington, M0XDF
Ah - you need a K3 then :-)
On 12/2/08 15:31, "Darwin, Keith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:
> I'm one of those who
> wish they had NOT done it that but instead built the K2 from the start
> to be fully plug &
Hello DW,
There are a few people who are making things for the K2 that are
not provided by Elecraft that provide additional capabilities and
convenience - these are individuals, like Gary Hvizdak, Don Wilhelm,
Mike Phipps and Jack Smith, who don't sell a lot of their products and
don't mak
Ah - you need a K3 then :-)
On 12/2/08 15:31, "Darwin, Keith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:
> I'm one of those who
> wish they had NOT done it that but instead built the K2 from the start
> to be fully plug & play.
--
It came to me that reform should begin at home, and since that day I have
not ha
There is no real need for the UNPCBs whether one has ordered all the
options or not.
When building the K2, follow the instructions in the manual. There is
an optimum time to install the parts for the different options and the
manual tells you when to do that. I would suggest only one excepti
DW Holtman wrote:
> I have ordered every option that I will ever want along with a
Elecraft Mic,
> why would I want to pay for UNPCBS?
You wouldn't. The benefit of the unpcbs & such is that you can
eliminate rework when adding options. Folks like me can start with a
basic K2 with the rework eli
Tue 12 Feb 2008 09:50:45 EST DW Holtman (WB7SSSN) wrote ...
Are these really necessary? Didn't Elecraft make the K2 to where additional
parts are really not necessary? I have ordered every option that I will
ever want along with a Elecraft Mic, why would I want to pay for UNPCBS?
Should compan
At 09:50 AM 2/12/2008, DW Holtman wrote...
Should companies be able to "mine" information such as who ordered
what from this forum and send E-Mails for selling their goods? I
understand that this is parts for K2. Maybe this is alright and I'm
all wet.
If you received spam from a list subscrib
Bruce,
I suggest that you download the manuals (or use your existing ones) for each
option and review the installation steps. The parts lists also show the
part numbers for the headers and standoffs and other parts required. The
'short' list is as follows:
K160RX - header, standoff and 3 capacit
That's easy.
Offer the Complete Package (Male only) for $17.95
Offer the Complete Package Plus (include the females) for $21.95 (or
whatever).
Dan / WG4S / K2 #2456 (KNB2, R160, KAT2, KPSK2, but no KAF2 nor Xverter. So
I'd NOT have the females on hand for 4 of the 9 (I count 9 - Where'd you get
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