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I am looking to install my Ham It Up converter in a case. NooElec's mentions on their site that the device is made to fit in Hammond's standard cases. I looked extensively online for a plastic case that would fit, though I haven't found one yet. I am looking for the case to have stand-off screws inside to accept the board. Hammond's 1551 series has these stand-offs, though that series is made for smaller projects and don't come in the size big enough to fit. The series 1591's are big enough but don't come with the stand-offs.
I would like the final project to look cool and I think the blue translucent box with the blue board inside would look pretty nice. I was also interested in adding a bit of shielding in the project by using a metal box, though the enclosure project builder shown on the Ham It Up page mentioned that the metal enclosure he made didn't seem to make a difference. Perhaps the board already provides it's own shielding?
If anyone would care to share any pictures of their project, I would appreciate it.
I would like the final project to look cool and I think the blue translucent box with the blue board inside would look pretty nice. I was also interested in adding a bit of shielding in the project by using a metal box, though the enclosure project builder shown on the Ham It Up page mentioned that the metal enclosure he made didn't seem to make a difference. Perhaps the board already provides it's own shielding?
If anyone would care to share any pictures of their project, I would appreciate it.