Who would spend 30 hours+ building an Elecraft K2? (plus: special pricing)

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Re: Who would spend 30 hours+ building an Elecraft K2? (plus: special pricing)

wayne burdick
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Special K2 pricing is good until at least the end of February. We’ll fix this on the website early next week.

tnx
Wayne
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> On Jan 27, 2018, at 6:19 PM, Neil Zampella <[hidden email]> wrote:
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> Wayne,
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> I've been trying to convince SWMBO that I need something to keep me busy now that I'm semi-retired, I almost have her convinced that my building a K2 would do it, but I noticed that the pricing lasts until Jan 31st.   Are you thinking about a Valentine's Day sale too ???
>
> 73
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> Neil Zampella, KN3ILZ
> Happy KX3/KXPA100/PX3 owner
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Re: Who would spend 30 hours+ building an Elecraft K2? (plus: special pricing)

Neil Zampella
Thanks Wayne

however, if you get updates on K2 orders, you'll see that SWMBO thought
it was a VERY good idea that I be kept out of her ha... er busy.   So, a
K2 with all the bells & whistles will be making its way to me in the
next two weeks; and I'll be busy smoke testing not long after it arrives :)

73s,

Neil Zampella, KN3ILZ


On 1/28/2018 2:44 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:

> Special K2 pricing is good until at least the end of February. We’ll fix this on the website early next week.
>
> tnx
> Wayne
> N6KR
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>
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>> On Jan 27, 2018, at 6:19 PM, Neil Zampella <[hidden email]> wrote:
>>
>> Wayne,
>>
>> I've been trying to convince SWMBO that I need something to keep me busy now that I'm semi-retired, I almost have her convinced that my building a K2 would do it, but I noticed that the pricing lasts until Jan 31st.   Are you thinking about a Valentine's Day sale too ???
>>
>> 73
>>
>> Neil Zampella, KN3ILZ
>> Happy KX3/KXPA100/PX3 owner
>>
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Re: Who would spend 30 hours+ building an Elecraft K2? (plus: special pricing)

ke9uw
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I took 10 years to build my serial #1xxx K2 kit. I started the kit in about
'99 and put it aside when we had an addition being built. Over the years, I
recorded and kept tract of all the mods and updated parts. I ordered and set
aside crystals, firmware (didn't even use one of the chip sets) and other
mod kits. I edited the assembly instructions as time went along and in about
2010, I got the kit and parts out, refreshed my understand of the assembly
and inserting mods, etc, and finished it in about a week or so. And it
worked perfectly. I have had opportunities to sell it, but somehow it seems
like an old friend.



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ke9uw
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I took 10 years to build my serial #1xxx K2 kit. I started the kit in about
'99 and put it aside when we had an addition being built. Over the years, I
recorded and kept tract of all the mods and updated parts. I ordered and set
aside crystals, firmware (didn't even use one of the chip sets) and other
mod kits. I edited the assembly instructions as time went along and in about
2010, I got the kit and parts out, refreshed my understanding of the
assembly and inserting mods, etc, and finished it in about a week or so. And
it worked perfectly. I have had opportunities to sell it, but somehow it
seems like an old friend.



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Re: Who would spend 30 hours+ building an Elecraft K2? (plus: special pricing)

Bill K9YEQ
I did exactly what was not recommended. Built my #35 in less than 25 hours in my motel room because I was totally bored and wanted better than the Norcal 40 and be all band!  What an amazing experience.  Still the best kit ever.

73,
Bill
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I took 10 years to build my serial #1xxx K2 kit. I started the kit in about
'99 and put it aside when we had an addition being built. Over the years, I
recorded and kept tract of all the mods and updated parts. I ordered and set
aside crystals, firmware (didn't even use one of the chip sets) and other
mod kits. I edited the assembly instructions as time went along and in about
2010, I got the kit and parts out, refreshed my understanding of the
assembly and inserting mods, etc, and finished it in about a week or so. And
it worked perfectly. I have had opportunities to sell it, but somehow it
seems like an old friend.



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