Maybe the Discovery Channel folks need to schedule a trip to Aptos.
Or John Ratzenberger's crew from the Travel Channel.
Bob, N7XY
On Feb 28, 2008, at 8:50 AM, Lee Buller wrote:
I am fascinated by the manufacturing process. One of my favorite
shows is, "How It's Made"
I finished up the K3/100 last night and was reflecting on the build
today. It was a good 10 hours to build one K3/100. It would be
interesting to know how they build them in Aptos. How long does it
take to build one, how it is done, how it is calibrated before
going out the door. I would say it is quite labor intensive.
I know that assembling them over and over again, one could get
quite good at it and "do it in their sleep" sort of thing.
From just a few pictures of people working at electronic benches,
has anyone been to Elecraft and seen the "operation" of
assembly...and if so...could you send a few words describing it?
Just curious. Besides, I need a new thread to read.
Lee - K0WA
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