The chassis shown below is homemade from double sided pcb FR4. Construction details are posted as the first item in the Misc. Files section of . If you see any typos, please let me know.

73,

ken - wa4mnt

**Very** neat !!
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Regards/73,

Enno, PF5X

开云体育

Nice job Ken!

Ha, excellent. I agree, make your own...

Steve MW0KST

开云体育

Very nice, well done.

I have? been resisting getting a QCX but now I am going to have to get one so that I can try and duplicate this.

cheers, Graham ve3gtc

Beautiful work! Thanks for the link to the construction technique! How did you do the wonderful labeling? That's one area where I always have trouble and it never gets done.?

Thanks & 73!

--Al
WD4AH

Ken,

I absolutely love it!

As usual, the final result of your workmanship looks more like jewelry than machinery.

Have you given any thought to making a modified version of this case available as a kit of silk-screened PCB parts on the QRPGuys website?

I imagine the manufacturing techniques would be similar to those used in the PCB fabricated parts used in the Lidia Receiver, the Multi Z Tuner, and the Paddle lineup.

I would suggest mounting the QRP-Labs provided controls on a small PCB with front-panel standoffs to bring the controls out at the proper height without the use of extensions.

73,
Tom?

Tom,

Thanks for the kind words. We have no plans to offer it commercially. I just did this for my own kit, and a 40m one #1913 that is in the future. There probably are others exploring cases for this very popular kit.

ken - wa4mnt

Al,

If you look into the mentioned document on qrpguys website, you find a detailed instruction for decals on page 9-10. All labels are ready to be printed out on some water soluble paper.

Not only the enclosure is great but also the building instructions. I impressed from this high quality craftsmanship.?

Thx qrpguys for showing us.

73 de Armin, DJ2AG