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Alex Berkuta
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I hope that later that Han's gives an idea of the case dimensions and what volume is taken up with the internal circuitry in the full all band version. Why? just to get an idea if there is enough room to include a Lipo pack and small Z-match tuner with SWR to make a truly portable field
rig. Thanks Alex VK2ABE
On 23/08/2018 11:52 PM, KE0GYC wrote:
Personally, I would be a fan of keeping it simple.? I'm no RF engineer, but it seems that more complexity will add more cost and more things to break. |
Hi Alex The optional aluminium enclosure has external dimensions 145 x 68 x 74mm.? I can provide the cross-section diagram in due course. 73 Hans G0UPL? ? On Thu, Aug 23, 2018, 17:07 Alex Berkuta <aberkuta@...> wrote:
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I have been thinking the same thing, that it'd be nice to add a battery and perhaps an ATU. I suspect others might also have this thought too since these are offered by other radios with similar size and capabilities.
My preference would be that the QRP-Labs supplied case not allow extra room for these however. I would prefer that these and the case to hold them be left as a project for the user. Why? Because I think that the QRP-Labs case should minimize (within reason) the size. Sure there might be room for some smaller add-ons but even a small battery capable of multiple watts and a small tuner will take up a fair bit of space. I don't think the users, who don't want those, should have to put up with the extra size. This is a nice *little* radio. Let's leave it such. I see Hans has posted dimensions and I don't think that they leave a lot of room. I guess it can be a challenge for those who want to take it on : - ) This does lead to a request however. I'm hoping that there will be an option to buy just the electronics (all-band radio incl. PA and relay/filter board) without the case. I haven't bothered to mention it since its hardly a product design decision and, although Hans has only mentioned a couple of price points (single band and all band with case), I would assume he's also open to other reasonable options. But since you mention this I'll make the request now. 73 Dave L. VE3LHO |
Hi Dave Apologies if it is not clear.? 1. Basic: 40m transceiver. It could be built for any HF band with appropriate BPF and LPF components. 2. 10-band filter board option.? 3. Enclosure option.? 2 & 3 are both independent options. You can have either one, or both, or neither. 73 Hans G0UPL? ? On Thu, Aug 23, 2018, 18:54 Dave VE3LHO <dave@...> wrote: I have been thinking the same thing, that it'd be nice to add a battery and perhaps an ATU. I suspect others might also have this thought too since these are offered by other radios with similar size and capabilities. |
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýWhich makes my request unnecessary and is what I had expected
anyway, thus why I hadn't bothered to ask it till now. Its all
good : -)
From: Hans
Summers Apologies if it is not clear.?
1. Basic: 40m transceiver. It could be built for any HF band
with appropriate BPF and LPF components.
2. 10-band filter board option.?
3. Enclosure option.?
2 & 3 are both independent options. You can have either
one, or both, or neither.
73 Hans G0UPL?
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