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> in the next week and will place some extra mark II boards on that
> panel. Retrofitting consists of replacing the small board with the
> Mark II board and running a single component from it to a specific
> spot on the main board.  Because of that.  one solder joint will be
> required (it's nothing to worry about however, a very easy task).
> 
> Expect the Mark II retrofit package to run about $25.
> 
> No changes to the faceplate will be required.
>

>
> Hi Peter, 
> Sounds like good news! 
> When they become available will the boards sell via your regular 
> dealers?
> Thanks, 
> Adam
> 
> --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "(i think you can figure 
> that out)" <peter@> wrote:
> >
> > In regards to retrofit kits for old Model 10s to upgrade them to 
> Mark
> > II functionality:
> > 
> >  I will be doing these but please realize I only ordered enough 
> PCBs
> > on this first lot to cover a single delivery phase as I needed to 
> make
> > sure the change was operative (we had mod'd two here, but 
> experience
> > has shown me this is not proof enough).  I am placing a new PCB 
> order
> > in the next week and will place some extra mark II boards on that
> > panel. Retrofitting consists of replacing the small board with the
> > Mark II board and running a single component from it to a specific
> > spot on the main board.  Because of that.  one solder joint will be
> > required (it's nothing to worry about however, a very easy task).
> > 
> > Expect the Mark II retrofit package to run about $25.
> > 
> > No changes to the faceplate will be required.
> >
>