Richard;
I would opt for the third option (separate K2/100) for just one
reason. As you mentioned below, you have "A Son in scouting,
baseball, and band." Is he interested in ham radio yet? When you do
get him addicted, you will want to have a separate station for him to
work with besides
I suspect option 2) Convert K2 to K2/100 is the simplest way to achieve
your goals. It is the least costly in time and money. The biggest
drawback would be the portability aspect of it but I think the KPA100 is
fairly simple to remove on occasion if you wanted to go back to a wimpy
15 watt K2 for
2 matches
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