[Elecraft] Help figuring out missing part
Rich McCabe
r.mccabe at 1967z28.com
Tue Aug 24 09:35:44 EDT 2004
Yes, I would think so too. I don't inventory parts but the one thing I do is
take all caps and stick them in foam and get them all sorted. Guess at that
point it would be easy to inventory at least the caps.
My first K2 had no missing parts. This one was missing an IC on the control
board and one extra of another IC.
It is possible that the C198 got lost and I wont rule it out :) But, looks
like it is gone regardless. If it is nothing special, I will see if I can
find one locally. Have SSB, NB, DSP, 160 and 100 watt to build yet.
Thanks for the response.
73,
Rich
----- Original Message -----
From: "k4zm" <k4zm at comcast.net>
To: "Rich McCabe" <r.mccabe at 1967z28.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 6:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Help figuring out missing part
> Rich:
>
> That is a rare thing to have a part missing in a kit from Elecraft. I
have
> built twelve K2's and many many K2 options, three K1's and lots of
options,
> and three KX1's and have never had a part missing. I do an inventory of
all
> the parts on even the smallest of kits. I inventory them one bag of parts
> at a time and dump them into the lid of a shoebox. I sort them in plastic
> parts boxes and then they are handy when I need them. You might check the
> envelope that the capacitors came in and see if the 27pf might be in it or
> it might be mixed up with other caps that look like it. Look at your 270pf
> capacitors. They mark them 270 for 27pf and 271 for 270pf. They look
about
> the same and it is real easy to confuse them and mix them up. Make sure
you
> have not install the one marked 270 in an place where a 271 should have
been
> used.
>
> 73
> Jim Younce K4ZM
> K2 SN: 18
>
>
>
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