George,
Use the PN2222A transistors to replace Q11 and Q13 - do that even if you
think the ones on the board are OK, those transistors control the bias
to the base of the PA transistors, and if faulty can zap your new PA
transistors.
The resistor is a replacement for R50 - older K2s used a 1/4 watt
resistor at R50, and those should be replaced with the 1/2 watt resistor.
Check to see if your R50 is open - measure the resistance from the
emitter of Q6 to ground. If you measure more than 1.5 ohms, replace R50
with the one provided, but if the existing R50 is good, you have a spare
1/2 watt 1.5 ohm resistor for your parts bin.
73,
Don W3FPR
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> Received the K2PAKIT today. Besides the two output transistors there are
> (2) PN2222A transistors and another part that looks like a resistor with a
> color code: brown, green, gold, gold. What am I to do with these xtra parts?
> Geo/W2BPI
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