On the KAT2 a number of toroid cores are prepared and installed.
L1 and L2 are to be prepared with an extremely exact length of solid hookup
wire.
The assembly instruction mentions that toroid cores remain somewhat loose
within the winding.
That is to put it mildly. They act like a baby's
Hans,
Yes, you may shorten the wire, it is the number of turns that count, not
the wire length.
However, it is usually easier to just spread the turns out until it
tightens up a bit.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/10/2013 5:27 PM, Hans Elfelt Bonnesen wrote:
On the KAT2 a number of toroid cores are
John,
Yes, the manual is confusing - bottom line is that there should be one
set of standoffs and one set of washers between the two boards - it
matters not which end of the standoff the washers are installed.
To make things easiest, put one set of lockwashers (the first set
installed)
Hi group.
I just assembled and installed a KAT2 module into my K2/QRP #5949. It seems to
be working fine.
On page 6, the 6th step instructs you to install the two standoffs onto the
Control board. The illustration shows the washer between the standoff and PC
board. I followed that
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