I would suggest you build the K2 first so you can test the options as
you build them.
The K2 manual indicates when you can install the headers and changes to
the K2 in the latter parts of the assembly process.
If you build the options first and "install them as you go" with the
base K2 build, should a problem occur, you will not know whether it is a
problem with the option or the base K2.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 4/14/2013 9:50 PM, w1kbx wrote:
I built a K2 around 13 years ago, which I sold, and now I'm building a second
one. The first one, I put too many options in and the complexity overwhelmed me.
With this one I have kept it simple and only have the KAT2, K160RX and
KBT2options.
I am thinking that I should construct the options first (KAT2, K160RX and KBT2)
and then construct the K2 main kit and then install the options during the
regular K2 Construction rather than retrofitting the options after K2 building.
Is this the simplest and recommended way to incorporate the options during
build of a new K2.
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