Don Wilhelm said:
All in all, if you can read and follow the instructions correctly, and
can do a good job of soldering, then you can build Elecraft kits at any
age.
Yes indeed.
The only serious difficulty I have had in building a fully-optioned K2
and K3, was installing the K3 SUB rcvr , due to the spaghetti junction
of TMP cables fouling the connectors, and also from pushing a TMP plug
in a little too forcefully.
I went thru 2 KRX3 boards and a lot of bad language before I got it
right. An LED flashlight [Thanks, Gary!]
helped a lot.
A harness holding the TMPs in place and out of the way would be a great
help, if feasible.
A word to the wise: install your SUB AFTER you have installed everything
else .
Otherwise, installing that new filter or . . . is going to require
you to remove and replace the SUB, yecch.
eric
VA7DZ
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