[Elecraft] AT1 Step Attenuator Case?

Don Wilhelm w3fpr at embarqmail.com
Thu Feb 9 14:51:35 EST 2012


All,

I have 3 of Dave's "Test Bench" enclosures and they have really helped 
the organization at the test bench.  Previously the bare mini-modules 
were just laying on the workbench shelf, and I had to sort through them 
to get the one I wanted - Thanks to Dave, that has been solved, the 
mini-modules I use on a daily basis are right at hand, and all I need to 
do is reach for the right one in the stack - frustration gone.

The sliding lid works very well - the magnetic strip holds the lid 
closed and the sliding mechanism is well machined to allow the lid to 
open with little effort.

So if your mini-modules are in a jumble on your bench, Dave has a good 
solution and he does quality work.

73,
Don W3FPR

On 2/9/2012 2:23 PM, Dave Van Wallaghen wrote:
> Hi Eric,
>
> I make one out of clear polycarbonate sheet. I only expose the BNC
> connectors though, but provide a sliding top to access the switches.
>
> It is part of a line of enclosures for what I call the "Test Bench" line
> of mini-modules i.e. AT1, NGen, XG2 etc. With suggestions from Don
> Wilhelm, W3FPR, we created this line of enclosures so that they could be
> stacked on top of each other to create less of a foot print on the bench
> when not in use. I externalized any connectors I could for each module
> and provide a sliding top for access to the other controls. It is held
> in place by magnetic strip and gives a nice tactile feel when closed.
>
> I apologize for not having them on my website yet - I simply have not
> had time to update the site. Everyone must have received mini-modules or
> keys that required enclosures for Christmas :-). So I have been plenty
> busy of late.
>
> Please contact me off list if you would like pictures of what they look
> like or if you have any other questions.
>
> 73,
> Dave W8FGU
>
>
> On 2/9/2012 2:50 AM, erehm wrote:
>> Has anyone crafted a case for the AT1 Step Attenuator?
>>
>> (and how /do/ you make nice small rectangular holes for switches....)
>>
>> /eric
>> kj7ae
>>
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