[Elecraft] K2 - getting ready to build

Alan D. Wilcox alan at wilcoxengineering.com
Thu Jan 17 18:17:30 EST 2008


John,
I'd consider getting the Rework Eliminators http://www.unpcbs.com/ . 
When you're done with your K2, you'll be able to plug in future modules 
without a lot of hacking. Great for troubleshooting too. If you have 
different microphones you might want to use, consider also their 
Internal Mic Adapter.

(Disclaimer: I use these parts when I build K2's for my clients. I'm 
listed on their web site, but I don't get any financial benefits.)

Cheers,
Alan

Alan D. Wilcox, W3DVX
570-321-1516
http://WilcoxEngineering.com
Williamsport, PA 17701 



John Hoaglun wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am getting ready to start my K2 project (after this weekend's VHF 
> contest is done.) I have the base K2 kit + KAT2, + KSB2 for my initial 
> build. I am planning to add a couple more pieces in the future (KIO2, 
> K160RX, K60XV.)  I know that some people have used some sort of 
> inexpensive kit to allow to for the future upgrade path.
>
> Are there any opinions one way or the other on that? My main concern 
> being any parts that I might need to desolder in the future if I don't 
> plan for the options now.
>
> After building my XV222 (for this weekend's contest) I am looking 
> forward to starting the K2 project. The dead of winter has arrived in 
> Minnesota so it is a good time of year to melt some solder.
>
> 73
>


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