On 3/27/2025 5:49 PM, Frank Krozel wrote:
I have a very good friend in Columbus that needs some help on his K3. He would
prefer to talk to someone in Columbus, Ohio.
Hi Frank,
The best place to start talking is with Elecraft. Keith, WE6R, is one of
several fine technicians who work on their repair benches, and he often
responds to questions on another reflector, elecraft...@groups.io
Elecraft is local to me, so I know some of the guys who work there. I
met Keith several years ago when he worked on one of my 2008-vintage
K3s. He's also part of team that maintains a network of linked VHF and
UHF repeaters.
If he doesn't want to use that reflector, he can call Elecraft. Someone
who works in their main facility answers the phone and will put the
caller in touch with Keith or another of their techs. They are very
willing to give "do-it-yourself" advice if you want to do it that way.
Schematics and manuals are on their website.
https://elecraft.com/pages/schematic-files-download-page
https://elecraft.com/pages/manuals-downloads
73, Jim K9YC
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