Over many years in the R&D business, I learned that there is a contractor to
do most anything in CA. You have such a base of Aerospace cos. who scramble
now for a piece of the pie, that there are contract manufacturers and board
houses to expand your production capability. The trick is to find
This is not even funny!
de Joe, aa4nn
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From: "Darwin, Keith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2007 10:35 AM
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] popular rig WOW
Here's a thought. Elecraft scores a hit with the K3, appealing to the
general
Here's a thought. Elecraft scores a hit with the K3, appealing to the
general market but struggles under the mound of orders. Once-dominant
Kenwood, buys the US-based company and moves production & testing to
Japan. The K3 survives, Kenwood's presence in ham radio increases with
no engineering e
Talking to the believers... I predict that the K3 will become the IC-706 of
our new day. That is, it will blow the market apart in terms of price to
performance and within a year, virtually every active ham will either have
one (lucky) or want one soon.
I just hope Elecraft can cope with the
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