What I don't understand is why we keep putting small gear in little
rectangular boxes.
We need a human sized panel for human sized knobs and buttons but that
doesn't mean we need a BIG rig! Indeed, it can be very small and friendly on
modern desks.
Look at a modern flat panel computer or TV
That's an interesting thought, Ron. It would also give a lot more room
for rear panel connectors.
73,
Larry N8LP
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
What I don't understand is why we keep putting small gear in little
rectangular boxes.
We need a human sized panel for human sized knobs and buttons
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What I don't understand is why we keep putting small gear in little
rectangular boxes.
Picture a 100 watt KX1 tilted up at a 45 degree angle with a base and having
the same thickness but a panel size of, say, 14x18 inches (35X45 cm) with
suitable
Ron,
Interesting take on the flat pannel rigs. I've long wanted to mount my Kenwood
TS-850S/AT to that the controls are flush with the desktop, but that put too
much below the desk for knees, little hands, and pets to clobber.
As an alternative, mounting the controls so they are at a 45
On 5/24/06, Ron D'Eau Claire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I don't understand is why we keep putting small gear in little
rectangular boxes.
I agree. I hope my next QRP rig is the size of Apple's iPod nano *. :-)
http://www.apple.com/ipodnano/
* 3.5 x 1.6 x 0.27 inches and 1.5 ounces
or 89 x
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