"I want this radio REALLY bad" (was [Elecraft] K3 production runs -

[Gary D Krause]

If you have to have one right now, it's easy!  Just download the image of the 
K3 and print it out on your printer to it's actual size.  Then tape it to the 
front of your current rig or to a cardboard box.  That's what I did while I 
was building my K2...well sort of.  I have a picture of the K2 on the wall of 
my office.  You could also use it as wallpaper on your computer.  That might 
take the edge off while you are waiting.  I haven't ordered one yet because, I 
just built the K2 and I'm having fun playing with it.  I'll wait till Elecraft 
has them in stock and everyone else has had a chance to road test them.

I hope this helps!

Gary, N7HTS


On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 04:35:21 -0700 (PDT)
  "Fred (FL)" <ncsailors at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Perhaps its time, to build your own homebrew 
> transceiver rig?  Tube type? Oven-heated
> crinkle-black paint, Millen meters? 5U4's?
> 
> Honestly tho - for a price, perhaps you could
> talk one of us first-production K3 Kit 
> owners, out of their rig.
> 
> Reminds me of the 1978 U.S. gas crisis times,
> when I was able to buy a brand new Honda
> Civic CVC 25 mpg model - I had people offering
> to buy it from me, in parking lots.  :)
> 
> de Fred, 73's N3CSY
> 
> 
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