[Elecraft] K2 S/N #5396 up and running employing the
ReworkEliminator & UNPCBs
Ken Alexander
k.alexander at rogers.com
Tue Mar 21 16:32:29 EST 2006
Hi Ron,
Agreed. If the transceiver is complete then the
benefit is diminished, but life is still a little
easier if you have to remove a module and possibly
re-insert it later. Depends on how many times you end
up removing and replacing.
I expect to receive my K2 in a few days, so they look
like a worthwhile option for me.
I have a stained glass project to finish off before I
can start on my K2. A good incentive to finish it
off, but not exactly a great way to get soldering
practice!
73,
Ken Alexander
VE3HLS
--- Ron D'Eau Claire <rondec at easystreet.com> wrote:
> Ken, VE3HLS wrote:
>
> This really does sound like a great idea and
> something
> I should incorporate into my new K2.
>
> Although, looking at their website I couldn't tell
> the difference between an
> UNPCB and a Rework Eliminator.
> The whole thing left me confused...I'm sure it's
> mostly just me, but it's going to take some more
> head scratching before I
> can determine what I need.
>
> ---------------------------------------
>
> What would be the benefit in a finished K2?
>
> I can understand the idea of the gadgets for someone
> building a new K2 who
> absolutely does not want to touch any of the
> finished boards to remove a
> jumper or capacitor as needed to add other modules,
> but it looks like the
> amount of work to re-equip a finished K2 is
> comparable with adding the
> modules themselves!
>
> Ron AC7AC
>
>
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