Description
A compact field-radio enclosure in the spirit of a pocket survey instrument: the board sits beside a spring-loaded battery holder, with the screen showing through a window in the lid.
- Fits an 81 × 21 × 20 mm spring-loaded battery holder
- 26 mm overall height with the lid installed
- USB-C slot sized for a 8.98 × 3.2 mm port
- Two lid holes above the board's push buttons, ready for TPU plungers
- Centred antenna hole and 12 mm power button hole on the end wall
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