The one I saw at Dayton was about 4.5 by 4.5 inches on the face
(including the heat sink), and about 10 inches in depth. Those
measurements are not exact, and only represent the accuracy of my
"calibrated eye". The KXPA3 took up about 1 3/8 vertical inches of
panel space and the vertical height of the KXAT3 was the same.
My 'eye' was 'calibrated' after 10 years of running a custom woodworking
shop, where I was acclimated to making approximate measurements. When
the real measurements are revealed, it will be interesting to compare my
approximations - my skills with that stuff are now 13 years old.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 6/7/2013 8:22 PM, Phil Hystad wrote:
I saw the KXPA100 at SeaPac (Seaside, Oregon, June 1st). I guess it was a kind
of prototype but it looked like a working model to me. I picked it up to see
how heavy it was and I am guessing about 5 lbs or under -- by the way, I am not
good at guessing weight. Eric was right there so I asked him if this was the
weight of the final model and he said that that particular unit did not have
the antenna tuner in it and that would add a little.
Nice design. The LEDs and buttons (not even sure if there was more than one
button though) were on the end face which was about the size of a P3 standing
on end (rotated 90 degrees). It was about 8 or 9 inches deep (long) and again
this was just a guess. I did not spend too much time studying it as it was on
display and the crowds were beginning to gather.
73, phil, K7PEH
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