[Elecraft] Ceramic Tip Alig. Tool

Sat Nov 16 14:57:07 2002

Joe:
  I can see getting a vice at www.morsex.com, but for the panovice I think 
you have got to look at www.lotmorsex.com.

best wishes,

dave belsley, w1euy

--On Saturday, November 16, 2002 9:13 AM -0600 Joe Martin <[email protected]> 
wrote:

> Good morning all,
>     I just started receiving  the reflector mail a few days ago and am
> very impressed with the information yall share. I haven't built anything
> in a few years but find I have the time to do so now. So before I start
> building again I found that my building supplies have vanished or been
> used up grew legs and whatnot so I have to restock all the vitals.
>     Maybe someone can point me to a few of the pricer items like the
> Panovice I parted with and is a must along with a good work light with a
> mag. to see the work through. I found a great place for a lot of the stuff
> at www.morsex.com  including a Ceramic align tool for only 3.50 and a vice
> for 47.95 at www.hamtronics.com . Do these seem reasonable or do any have
> another place with a better price? Also I noticed that on the K1 pics
> there was a QRP Watt mtr which looks like one at OAK Hills Research for
> 89.00, does anyone here use this one and was the kit a good one to use as
> a "refresher kit" for someone who has been out of the loop for abt 10
> years? I appreciate all the tips I have seen here and look forward to
> building a K1 as soon as I get all the equipment rounded up again, I have
> to do it a bit at a time since I live on my social security now.
> 73 de KM5CW
>  JoeM/Tx
>
>
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David A. Belsley
Professor of Economics