Forstner bits are available to 1/8th inch, but are expensive. The reason
not to use them is that the cutting edge would dull in no time due to the
copper clad board. A real waste of a good bit.
Mike K4ELV
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From: "Jeremiah McCarthy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I certainly agree with Jozef. There is something called tradition. We are
"hams," and should be proud of that title. It took much effort in days
past, unlike today. When I recieved my Extra class license it meant
something other than the fact of successfully memorizing some answers. We
now
I've finally had time to return to my KX1 today and was loading the various
parameters into memory. I want to use a straight key. I loaded (HND) hand
key, but the only thing that happened when I close the key was to key the unit
which remained keyed until I pulled the key plug out of the rig.
I haven't used my KX1 since I completed assembly a few weeks ago. At that time
all seemed well. In preparation for a trip I got the unit out to test it. I
found that as the VFO was tuned a "popping or clicking" noise is heard each
time the display moves. I seem to recall seeing this mentione
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