This may be too late to help you much. But, I'll give
it a spin. This might be more useful to future
builders.
Many years ago in manufacturing we used a small
plastic device that was about eight inches long and
about a quarter inch high and tapered from one end at
about a quarter inch to about
, 2005 11:05 AM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] K2 RF board - components on bottom?
This may be too late to help you much. But, I'll give
it a spin. This might be more useful to future
builders.
Many years ago in manufacturing we used a small
plastic device that was about eight
I was finally able to free up some blocks of time and begin construction of
K2 #4565. This, and my construction of a KX1 earlier this year, is the most
satisfying and enjoyable experience in ham radio that I've had in years. I've
also learned a great deal monitoring the discussions on the
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writes:
After several failures, and much thought and preparation with pre-bending
and
tinning of leads, I was finally able to get C91, C88, RFC15 soldered to the
correct points on the bottom of the board - with
Bob,
This is the way I mount and solder RFC15:
Make nice gentle bends in the leads of RFC15 starting about 1/32 to 1/16
inch away from the choke body (close but not right at the body) - using
fingers only (tools may apply too much pressure without any tactle
indication) I bend the leads so they
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