Follow along as AE6LX explains the Elecraft KX3 transceiver build process. Join the W9WDX Amateur Radio club and discover more ham radio related topics by joining our community at www.worldwidedx...
Thanks for sharing this. Great video. I was wavering on whether or not to get the kit to save some time, but your video shows how laid back the assembly is. I'll spend that extra $100 on another upgrade and be better off for being familiar with the guts of the KX3. 73!
Outstanding video Tim. Thanks very much for taking the time to show the process in such an informative manner. Even though I have not ordered the kit, but rather the factory assembled unit, your video provides excellent insight into the mechanical layout of the KX3. 73 from Canada, Greg
I was sold on Elecraft --- until I went to get one! The prices were astronomical. I could afford it, but had better use for my money than a pint-size, low-powered rig.
@@radionb3i I have a KX2. similar but smaller. Decent radio but shitty ergonomics, dirt cheap knobs and encoders and more holes in it than a Swiss Cheese. It will be my last US rig ever. Over here, vastly overpriced and not great.
Awesome video. I'm deciding between the KX3 and the Yaesu 817ND....I didn't want to spend a lot of money on the KX3 and didn't think I could build it (Thought it required soldering, etc). Well, thanks to your video I have no doubts I can build this.
LOL! I have been hearing all this talk about a "Kit" radio but this has absoutely nothing to do with building a radio, just pluging the boards together. It is cute though :) Back to W1AW hehe!
Fine video, OM, but I beg to differ. You are ASSEMBLING a kit NOT building one. You solder components when you build. Get a K2 kit and BUILD that. You will understand. But good job. 71/72, Bill, k6whp