[Collins] Stacking the S-Line

[Jim Brannigan]

I really don't like to "stack" radios.  There is the cumulative heat effect
and it makes it difficult to service the radios.

With each radio on a separate shelf there is no need to take the whole stack
apart to service a radio.  Or worse, to try and "balance" the stack while
you try to change that last tube in the back.  It is not worth the dings and
scratches.

Power supplies go under the table on a short shelf.  There is no need to
waste valuable table space on a box that needs little or no attention.

Jim


> >I have a set (75S-1, 32S-1, 516F and 312B-4) that I want to stack with
the
> >75S-1 on the bottom with the 32S-1 on top then on the right of that the
> >312B-4 with the 516F on top.  This keeps the hot ones on top.  The reason
> >for the stacking is that I am building a Linear that will be the same
> >height as the stacked set and the same width as the 32 and 75 and it will
> >sit on the far right..