Hello All , I have K1 1850 up and running and a K2 in the box to assemble
when time permits.
When assembling the K1 several IC's were soldered directly to the RF board.
When I build the K2 , Is there a reason for not using an IC socket soldered
to the various
boards rather than direct soldering an
Glenn Haffly wrote:
Is there a reason for not using an IC socket soldered to the
various boards rather than direct soldering an IC to the boards ?
Glenn,
IC sockets are generally appropriate only for ICs containing firmware which may
need upgrading. For almost all other situations, the use
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Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 5:26 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] Socket IC's
Hello All , I have K1 1850 up and running and a K2 in the box to assemble
when time permits.
When assembling the K1 several IC's were soldered directly to the RF board.
When I
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On Jun 15, 2004, at 3:26 PM, Glenn Haffly wrote:
Hello All , I have K1 1850 up and running and a K2 in the box to
assemble
when time permits.
When assembling the K1 several IC's were soldered directly to the RF
board.
When I build the K2 , Is there a reason for not using an IC socket
: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 5:49 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] Socket IC's
Hello All , I have K1 1850 up and running and a K2 in the box to assemble
when time permits.
When assembling the K1 several IC's were soldered directly to the RF board.
When I build the K2 , Is there a reason for not using an IC socket
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