Start with the case back - the piece drilled for the socket and LEDs:
Push the 4 bolts through the corner holes - don't use washers - and turn upright:
Case assembly
Case assembly
Once you've finished testing the receiver works it can be built into its case. This is a simple stack of laminate rings held together by 4 M3 bolts, they'll need to be sanded before use.
Start with the case back - the piece drilled for the socket and LEDs:
Push the 4 bolts through the corner holes - don't use washers - and turn upright:
Start with the case back - the piece drilled for the socket and LEDs:
Push the 4 bolts through the corner holes - don't use washers - and turn upright:
Re: Case assembly
Drop on one small ring:
Re: Case assembly
Then the PCB:
Followed by alternating small and large rings until they're used - the last one on the stack should be a small ring:
Followed by alternating small and large rings until they're used - the last one on the stack should be a small ring:
Re: Case assembly
Fit the antenna in the cutout space and use the sticky tape on the wire to keep it tidy:
Drop the lid on and bolt together. You should have a case that looks like this:
Stick the 2 rubber feet from Bag1 onto the underside (the laminations under the USB socket which should be flat) so it stands vertically with the antenna at the top.
Drop the lid on and bolt together. You should have a case that looks like this:
Stick the 2 rubber feet from Bag1 onto the underside (the laminations under the USB socket which should be flat) so it stands vertically with the antenna at the top.