[hpsdr] Card dimensions, current and future.

[kd5nwa]

1. The cards mount sideways to the front and back.
2. There is a space between the card edges with the connectors and 
the side of the case.
3. Depending on what plates in the front and back of the case, you 
route the cables to the front or the back according to personal preferences
4. The top comes off easily and held by something that allows the top 
to easily come off such as knurled nuts.
5. Everyone can have it their way.


6. Make the case out of steel for it's magnetic shielding properties.


At 08:19 PM 2/26/2007, you wrote:
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>On Mon, 26 Feb 2007, Ben Hall wrote:
>
> > I'll admit, I'm split three ways.  I'd love to have cables where I can
> > easily get at them (on the front panel), yet I like the idea of a clean
> > front with nothing on it maybe save for a power switch, while at the
> > same time I like the idea of keeping the front panel open for LCD
> > displays, switches, meters, etc...
>
>Just to add some confusion, here's what I think:  I don't believe in
>having computers on my desk and I certainly don't intend to have a hpsdr
>on my desk either.  I expect it will sit next to one of my 13.8v power
>supplies on a shelf under my hamshack table.
>
>-- Matt
>It's not what I know that counts.
>It's what I can remember in time to use.
>
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