Peter Zenker wrote:
OK, Ron, I'll work on it.
Meanwhile, I don't know of anyone completely disassembling a
fully-built Elecraft radio and putting it back together. In
theory this means twice the fun you had building it the first time ;)
73,
Wayne
N6KR
Not complete and it was not his fun, but mine and mine was more then twice:
One of the K2 I had to support / repair was probably very near to your
theory. I stopped counting / reporting the failures I found at number 26 (in
ONE K2!!). Reversed Diodes, Caps, most of the torroids to desolder and
solder new ;-))
72/3 de Peter, DL2FI
www.qrpproject.de
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Maybe the original builder thought it was only necessary to get the
parts in the right general area, and the electrons would "sort it all
out" themselves.
RG KB6GK
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