Bruce,
I built mine in 2001, and as far as I remember I had the same situation
with the options. Since you have the options, sneak-preview into them
and read what and how the parts have to be removed. Then you get an idea
how to install them in a way you can removed them without putting harm
to the main pcb. One obvious measure is to not push down the resistors
or jumpers to the pcb, rather leave some space.
Happy building!
Gernot DF5RF K2 #2328 (+KAT,KBAT, KSB,KNB,KDSP,KXV60,K160RX,my own
buffered IF-out with a Softrock RX Lite attached, my own Keyout)
Am 20.01.2019 um 19:32 schrieb Bruce McCartney via Elecraft:
I have taken advantage of Elecraft’s National Hobby Month offer and now have a
K2 plus KSB2 SSB Option, KNB2 Noise Blanker, KAT2 20W Internal ATU to build.
My query is: do I build first the K2 transceiver as CW only, then add in the
options as completed?
From reading the manuals, components have to be removed from the completed K2
before the addition of some options. It seems a shame to undo work.
Old blogs mention a Rework Eliminator kit which would have been a solution to
my dilemma, but these are long since discontinued.
So, do I build first and add options later? I'd be pleased to hear from other
K2 builders.
I must add a huge kudos to both Elecraft and UPS - California to Scotland - 46
hours from ordering to delivery! What service!
Thank you.
Bruce
GM4BDJ
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