That is a nice setup. I built mine into a 6U Gator box, and for USB I installed USB A to B panel adapters so that I can plug a USB cable from the go kit to my laptop. I actually ran my power supply's power cord through a grommet just like you did with your USB cable.
Hi John, Great video and love what you did with your go box. I too I'm a Air Force Vet, (Retired) hence my call sign KF4RAF. I was looking into building a similar box and was curious about the dimensions of the rear cover panels or if you still have the link to where you purchased them. Thanks in advance. Phil-KF4RAF
I believe I found a site which has similar items. 73' Phil-KF4RAF www.amazon.com/stores/NavePoint/page/9D39388D-911F-44B7-8978-F9E49EDB43BA?ref_=ast_bln
Hey. Thanks for watching. Yes, the panels can be found on Amazon. Just type in 19in rack panels, shelves, drawers, etc for different product. I even bought the box off Amazon. The box is a Gator 4U box. 4u means it will fit 4 single slot units. Hope this helps. Good luck de K3AFV
The case is from the Gator company. The size is a 4U. Meaning 4 units. It does not have wheels. It does have 2 handles. One on each side. I am using 1 HD rack on the front bottom. The top of the racks is a 1U power conditioner and external lights. The rack system is a standard 19in system. Thanks for watching. 73
Nice build. Just finished mine using a Yaesu FT-991, Radioiddy GM25 and Radioiddy CB27. It's designed for EmComm. Used same box.
That is a nice setup. I built mine into a 6U Gator box, and for USB I installed USB A to B panel adapters so that I can plug a USB cable from the go kit to my laptop. I actually ran my power supply's power cord through a grommet just like you did with your USB cable.
Very nice build John , you do very clean work. Thinking of using the same box for a build using my FT991A, you gave me some good Ideas.
Thanks for watching and for the comments. Good luck on your build. 73 K3AFV
Hey John....nice go box....I worked you while i was portable from salt river on the island of St Croix on 7/2020
de KA3CNC....best 73...Joe
Thanks for watching and for the comments. Hope to see you in the logs again. 73 de K3AFV
Thats a awesome box love the way its setup.73
Thanks for watching. de K3AFV
I like the heavy breathing
Nice build. Where did you source those pull out lights ? Thanks
They are part of the power inverter setup.
Great job. Can you supply a parts list on your build?
Hi John, Great video and love what you did with your go box. I too I'm a Air Force Vet, (Retired) hence my call sign KF4RAF. I was looking into building a similar box and was curious about the dimensions of the rear cover panels or if you still have the link to where you purchased them. Thanks in advance. Phil-KF4RAF
I believe I found a site which has similar items. 73' Phil-KF4RAF www.amazon.com/stores/NavePoint/page/9D39388D-911F-44B7-8978-F9E49EDB43BA?ref_=ast_bln
Hey. Thanks for watching. Yes, the panels can be found on Amazon. Just type in 19in rack panels, shelves, drawers, etc for different product. I even bought the box off Amazon. The box is a Gator 4U box. 4u means it will fit 4 single slot units. Hope this helps. Good luck de K3AFV
John, with the battery how long can you run the Radio?
John what is the box you did your build in? Is it on wheels? How about the rack panels?
The case is from the Gator company. The size is a 4U. Meaning 4 units. It does not have wheels. It does have 2 handles. One on each side. I am using 1 HD rack on the front bottom. The top of the racks is a 1U power conditioner and external lights. The rack system is a standard 19in system. Thanks for watching. 73
I guess a duh moment for me. Didn’t read the title.
@@mhpreach LOL, No problem. we all have those days;
@@johnw9557 is it the shallow 4U with less depth or the standard 4U