In a message dated 12/03/05 17:57:25 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I admit that I was nervous at
every test stage, but everything ultimately tested out fine, and so far
the rig is working great. It took 2 months, during which I spent a
total of 100 hours building (don't laugh; I may not be fast, but at
least I'm slow).
Mike,
Whether it took 100 hours or twenty hours does not matter. You've gotten
the brass ring; your K2 worked the first time! Congratulations!
I have a section on my Webpage concerning things you need to be a
successful homebrewer and/or kitbuilder. Here's number 5:
5) The MOST important thing you need is patience, patience and more
patience !!! Building a kit or project is supposed to be fun; not a
competition or a race. Take your time and triple check everything; and
odds are when you do the "smoke test" your project won't go up in smoke!
73 es ;)
Larry W2LJ
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