[Elecraft] Rework Eliminators

[Tom Zeltwanger]

Sounds like a good idea, as I expect to be modifying and experimenting with this
radio. That is a big reason I bought a kit. So do you just buy the ones for the
options you expect to actually install at some point?

Also, if I bought the DSP filter and intend to install it, is the rework
elimnator still useful for using the rig without the DSP, or if I want to
install my own filter in place of the DSP filter?

Thanks,

Tom KG3V



Quoting Doug Faunt N6TQS +1-510-655-8604 <faunt at panix.com>:

> I've found the audio filter/DSP one to be very convenient when doing work
> on the front panel/control boards, since things can be tested without
> having to reassemble that stack, or probed behind where it would be.
> 
> 73, doug
> 
>    From: "Mike Short" <mike.short at mchsi.com>
>    Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2006 19:23:28 -0600
> 
>    Tom,
> 
>    They are listed at the bottom of the Elecraft website. I put them in my
> K2,
>    and they are great.
>    What they are is a board that plugs in to the connectors for the various
>    option modules, KSB2, KNB2, KAF2, etc.
> 
>    You can do them as you assemble the K2, or go back after it is finished
> and
>    install them. They are great for troubleshooting, since all you need to
> do
>    is unplug the suspect module and verify operation. I had an issue with my
>    KSB2 board, and it was great to be able to simply unplug it. If you do
> not
>    have the rework eliminators installed you must solder in jumpers, and
> other
>    steps to remove a module.
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