K3: ESP for inventory?

[Dave Van Wallaghen]

Do you need ESP for doing just the inventory process of the K3 kit? I work
as a fire fighter and have a couple of double shifts (48 hours) coming up
and wondered if I might be able to perform the inventory on my down time and
do the actual build at home with ESP.

Comments?

Thanks,
Dave W8FGU

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[Julian, G4ILO]

Dave Van Wallaghen wrote

Do you need ESP for doing just the inventory process of the K3 kit? I work
as a fire fighter and have a couple of double shifts (48 hours) coming up
and wondered if I might be able to perform the inventory on my down time and
do the actual build at home with ESP.

I would say no. You don't need to take anything out of its anti-static bag to do the inventory.

[Dave Van Wallaghen]

Ok - before I get another wise crack reply (which I deserved) ;-) I meant to
say ESD protection.

Gary, KI4GGX, gave me a good suggestion to just take the non-sensitive stuff
with me for inventory. That's what I was looking to do was separate the
hardware and non-ESD sensitive parts (if any) into bins to shave off a
little time.

I wish ESP would keep me from writing stupid stuff :-)

Thanks for all the replies & 73,
Dave W8FGU

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> Do you need ESP for doing just the inventory process of the K3 kit? I work
> as a fire fighter and have a couple of double shifts (48 hours) coming up
> and wondered if I might be able to perform the inventory on my down time
> and
> do the actual build at home with ESP.
>
> Comments?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave W8FGU
>
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[gm3sek]

Dave Van Wallaghen wrote:
>Ok - before I get another wise crack reply (which I deserved) ;-) I
>meant to say ESD protection.
>
>Gary, KI4GGX, gave me a good suggestion to just take the non-sensitive
>stuff with me for inventory. That's what I was looking to do was
>separate the hardware and non-ESD sensitive parts (if any) into bins to
>shave off a little time.
>
>I wish ESP would keep me from writing stupid stuff :-)

Don't give up on the ESP - you may need it to find that "missing" packet
of screws.

When the rig is working, ESP can often take you another step beyond DSP.


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