Eric,
It may be a good consideration for you to send it to Elecraft for upgrading.
The Elecraft technician will alert you to the subtle things that could
be upgraded, such as the encoders used for the small knobs.
The result will be that you then have a K3 that has not only been
upgraded, but will have been run through the factory automated test and
burn-in station.
You will also be given the opportunity to add some of the K3S upgrades
if you want such as the KXV3, new synthsizer(s), and the KIO3B for
direct connection to a USB connection rather than RS-232.
If you chose that route, contact K3support and request an RSA.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 12/22/2017 11:52 AM, Eric Rosenberg wrote:
I've just pick up a bare-bones circa 2010 K3/100
I have a couple of questions regarding upgrading it.
How can I tell if the mods (as opposed to upgrades) have been done?
In addition to adding filters, I'll be installing a KSYN3A, and K-Pod (power
mod for the K3).
How hard is it to install the upgrades, and do I need the anti-static mat,
wrist strap et al to do them (I don't have them).
Thanks & 73,
Eric W3DQ
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