Time to Move On

[Ken Kopp]

Not quite sure what you're trying to say ...

"Move on" ... to what?  

I don't know of a kit that's anywhere close to being an
alternative to the K3 ... or the K2, for that matter.

73! Ken Kopp - K0PP
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[Tony Morgan-2]

Maybe it should hav been put "move away".

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Tony W7GO
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Subject: [Elecraft] Time to Move On

> Not quite sure what you're trying to say ...
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> "Move on" ... to what?  
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> I don't know of a kit that's anywhere close to being an
> alternative to the K3 ... or the K2, for that matter.
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> 73! Ken Kopp - K0PP
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[Bill VanAlstyne W5WVO]

Sounds as if he just likes to build stuff, not so much actually use it.
Bill W5WVO

Ken Kopp wrote:

> Not quite sure what you're trying to say ...
>
> "Move on" ... to what?
>
> I don't know of a kit that's anywhere close to being an
> alternative to the K3 ... or the K2, for that matter.
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> 73! Ken Kopp - K0PP
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[Stephen W. Kercel]

Fellow Elecrafters:

I have had a strange problem with my K2, that I've both discussed
previously on the list and discussed with Scott at Elecraft. The
problem was that the rotation of the tuning knob would occasionally
feel rough on my fingertips as it turned, and I heard what I thought
were clicking sounds whenever I got the rough feeling.

Jim, KA1SU, figured out what was really gong on. The little ring that
holds the shaft of the encoder in position in the encoder body was
catching on the fibers of the felt washer behind the tuning knob. The
clicks were the sound of felt fibers ripping out of the washer, and
the "roughness" of feel was the abrupt jerk of the tuning knob as the
fiber pulled free. The felt washer was torn up pretty badly.

How's that for bizarre?

73,

Steve Kercel
AA4AK


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