Scott,

First, do not mix up the front panel, control board, and RF board parts when doing inventory, do each separately. Inventory the inductor bag contents separately as well - there is a 1mH RF choke that looks very closely like a 1k resistor.

If you are not adept at identifying screw sizes, measure them (they are all 4-40 diameter).

The best method of keeping the parts organized is to use the old "Heathkit" method. Seal up an empty USPS Priority Mail Medium Flat Rate Box (the 13.5 x 12 x 3.5 inch size) and you have 2 'trays' with cardboard corrugation on both sides. Stick the component leads in the corrugations. The center of the tray can be used to hold the larger items and hardware. I personally do not like muffin tins or plastic boxes for the hardware because I cannot get my fingers in to grasp them easily, but some folks seem to like to use them.

73,
Don W3FPR


On 6/15/2018 10:45 AM, Scott wrote:
I'll be starting a K2 build in the near future after the inventory is complete.  A partial inventory is complete at this point.  I'm looking for tips and tricks for a successful build.  Right now my biggest problem as I see it, is how to organize all the caps and resistors to make the build go smooth and relatively quick.  At any rate, all suggestions are welcome.

Thanks in advance.

Scott
AD5HS
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