Yaesu FT-817 radio protection stackable case.

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This project is designed for easy home use and protection of the transceiver in the field and at home, with a scalable architecture using plug connections "dovetail". The latest version added "dovetail" and on the sides of the box for mounting all sorts of useful and not so little things (such as a hook to the microphone, the box for pens, a small battery or backlight). By keeping the gap Magee box and radio housing is maintained proper ventilation and avoid overheating. If the body paint in white or silver paint - it will help avoid overheating of the transceiver in the sun on a summer day. The second box will presumably be used for lithium-polymer batteries and an inverter with signaling discharge. The third box I plan to use for a small amp to 50 watts, and the fourth - for the antenna tuner when I have it appear. Top possibly mount carrying handle all this. The result may be a small and hopefully user-friendly mobile shack. Design details do not require a retainer of friction in the "dovetail" enough for a secure fit, strong enough and are quite brutal and aesthetic appearance. Perhaps someone from the owners Yasu FT-817 like the decision. The body is not designed for manpaсk use, for this is a more appropriate structure. Print Settings Printer: Picaso 3D-Designer Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.3 Infill: 50% Notes: Minimum wall thickness - 1.5 mm