Agreed, I'm a relatively new HAM and really like the integrated approach to the modular components of the Elecraft "system". Currently have a moderately configured K3 & P3... saving up for the new amp and tuner. Really like being able to add high quality component, as needed, to my k3 system that make the "old timers" drool with envy. :)
> I think Elecraft under-sells the "system" notion of their products.
> Certainly, the K3, P3, KPA500, and KAT500 will work fine as
> stand-alone products, but where I suspect they all will really shine
> is as a modular, but tightly integrated, system.
>
> The K3 product line looks like it will soon allow for a smooth, user
> selectable, upgrade path from a competitively priced entry model K3/10
> to a seriously tricked out station with all the bells and whistles
> when all the parts are from the "K3 system". The expedition
> friendliness of all the components is an added bonus.
>
> To me, as a systems engineer myself, I consider this a competitive
> advantage. It both needs to be advertised more, and maintained as a
> focus of future development.
>
> 73, Byron N6NUL
>
> On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 8:46 PM, Wayne Burdick <
[hidden email]> wrote:
>> Phil Hystad wrote:
>>
>> But you'll get a lot for your $4/watt:
>
>> Last but not least, it'll look *great* sitting next to your K3 and P3 :)
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