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Just wondering

bud73
I am interested in learning the year that the K2 was introduced into the Amateur Radio market.
And, what is the approximate year K2 s/n 2514 was shipped?
Thanks to the Elecraft historian(s) that can answer my questions.

Bud …
NY1Z
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Re: Just wondering

Don Wilhelm
Bud,

The Field Test of the K2 started in late 1998 and ended in 1999 (I
believe May) with the first production K2.

I would assume SN 2514 was shipped about 2002.  That is a Rev A K2, and
if not installed, would benefit from the A to B upgrades.  The boards
were re-done to REV B to incorporate all the prior upgrade mods at SN
3000.  A serial number 2514 would have to be physically instected to
determine which upgrades (different from options) have been installed.

73,
Don W3FPR

On 4/14/2019 11:48 AM, Bud wrote:
> I am interested in learning the year that the K2 was introduced into the Amateur Radio market.
> And, what is the approximate year K2 s/n 2514 was shipped?
> Thanks to the Elecraft historian(s) that can answer my questions.
>
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Re: Just wondering

ke9uw
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I bought #1089 in March2000.

Chuck KE9UW
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> On Apr 14, 2019, at 10:49 AM, Bud <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
> I am interested in learning the year that the K2 was introduced into the Amateur Radio market.
> And, what is the approximate year K2 s/n 2514 was shipped?
> Thanks to the Elecraft historian(s) that can answer my questions.
>
> Bud …
> NY1Z
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Re: Just wondering

Ken Wagner K3IU
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I built #2888 in Oct 2002.
Ken K3IU
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On 4/14/2019 11:48 AM, Bud wrote:

> I am interested in learning the year that the K2 was introduced into the Amateur Radio market.
> And, what is the approximate year K2 s/n 2514 was shipped?
> Thanks to the Elecraft historian(s) that can answer my questions.
>
> Bud …
> NY1Z
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