[hpsdr] Pandora question
John Ackermann N8UR
jra at febo.com
Wed Mar 4 10:38:03 PST 2009
Sorry, Alexander, but we don't have those details finalized yet as we
are just now bending sheet metal for the first (factory-produced)
prototypes. We're looking at some sort of adhesive-backed foam strip,
but the thickness will depend on the actual fit once we get things put
together.
Foam is really the only option as a metal retaining bracket (which was
our first thought) would result in shorts or mechanical interference;
several of the boards do not have enough component top clearance for
that. Even a plastic bracket would have mechanical clearance problems,
along with probably being prohibitively expensive to fabricate for our
small volume.
John
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Alexander Geckeler said the following on 03/04/2009 11:48 AM:
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> John Ackermann N8UR schrieb:
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>> Atlas mounts into the bottom of Pandora. The cards plug in to Atlas.
>> The top of Pandora has a hatch that allows access to the cards without
>> fully disassembling the case. The hatch has a piece of foam that
>> presses down on the cards to hold them in place when the hatch is
>> fastened down.
>>
>> John
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>> Michael Ardai wrote:
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>>> What are the plans for securing the individual pcbs to either Atlas
>>> or Pandora?
>>> /mike
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> Hello John,
>
> interesting that you will use foam to keep the boards in place. What
> kind of foam (soft, hard ...) you are intent to use and of what
> thickness at what given clearance from above to the upper edge of a board.
>
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