[Elecraft] K3 build sequence
Dwayne Rohmer
djcarohmer at ntin.net
Thu Jan 27 16:11:50 EST 2011
Thanks Gary,
Sounds like several good reasons to add the KXV3A to the initial build. I'll
add it to the list.
73, Dwayne, KE5EFY
From: Gary Hvizdak [mailto:garyhvizdak at cfl.rr.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2011 2:27 PM
To: 'Dwayne Rohmer'
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] K3 build sequence
Hi Dave,
I didn't mention that the KPA100 ought to be very simple to add after
the rig is built. I say "ought to be" because even if you buy it at the
same time as the K3, you still don't install the module itself until after
the base K3 has been calibrated. The only differences in the assembly
procedure are when you install the shield, and whether the top cover
stiffener is attached to the top cover or to the enclosure.
I also didn't mention that the KXV3A would also require significant
disassembly to add later, and that besides supporting the internal 2-meter
transverter, the it provides several other useful capabilities:
. It IF output connector is required should you ever want to get
Elecraft's P3 panadaptor.
. The RX antenna jack is perfect for connecting signal and noise
generators (such Elecraft's mini-modules).
. The transverter output connector makes it possible to specify low TX
power levels down to 0.1 mW with 0.1 mW resolution.
. You would want it if you intend to get Elecraft's PR6, external six
meter pre-amp.
If you ever change your mind, the General Coverage BPF module would be a
snap to add later. Unless you've installed the sub-RX.
73,
Gary KI4GGX
K3 #2724
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