Good solution. Hope it holds up. The lack of knob weight on this most amazing
little rig is the only genuine physical design gripe I can come up with. would
be nice if it was a slightly heavier and rubberized grip.. pretty tough with
such as small knob though and may be cost prohibitive. Your solution make lots
of sense to bridge the gap. a push button encoder to add another route to
menus would be another afterthought.
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From: Elecraft [elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] on behalf of Doug Millar via
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Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2017 3:29 PM
To: Elecraft Reflector
Subject: [Elecraft] KX2 Weighted Knob
Hi,
Well, I might have done it. I like a little heavier knob on my radios. Ever
since I had an HRO radio.
I took the KX2 knob and put 4 nuts in each of the four bins in the back of
the knob. I took some modeling clay and forced it in to hold the nuts and to
give more weight. I think that is just about perfect for weight and inertia.
Comments?
Doug jEY
drzarko...@yahoo.com
562 810 3989 cell/text
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