Handheld-Gehäuse mit herausnehmbarer Anschlussblende
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Handheld-Gehäuse für eine selbstgebaute Konsole, bei dem die Kabel- und USB-Öffnung hinten nicht dauerhaft offen bleibt: Eine Klipp-Platte schließt sie und lässt sich bei Bedarf herausnehmen.
- Aussparung in der Rückwand: 100 × 30 mm, mittig
- Klipp-Platte: Außenrand 104 × 34 mm, Einsatz 99,6 × 29,6 mm, zwei Federarme mit Rastnasen, Fingermulde
- Innentiefe: 48 mm, Wandstärke 3 mm
- Display-Fenster 155 × 87 mm, Tastenlöcher 7,2 mm
- Druck: Schalen offen nach oben, Platte flach, ohne Stützen möglich
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