Thanks. Yes, it runs all closed up without a problem. I need a
scale that handles this weight better but it is about 12 lbs total.=20=20
The bottom plastic was a bad choice I made for weight reduction and I
hope to replace it soon with a lid like the top. The front face
plate is thick aluminum and is the heat conductor for the sound
electronics and it does work well. The laptop still needs a fan in
the back and that needs to be replaced with proper designed aluminum
sheet. Right now I have 3 1" holes in the back as well as a metal
plate for power. The wood sections are strong enough to take the 4
foot drop. It is the front electronics, bottom and middle plastic
sheets that are not to my specs. I also have not found right angle
USB adapters or right angle 9 pin serial connectors. These, I am
building myself before I will ever find them.
I also sure could use a VST plugin that functions as a pre-record
buffer.
Rich
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>
> If it runs with both lids closed that's terrific. Very compact. I
> wonder if there's a high density foam with enough integrity to
build
> a box right out it or a mold? The waterproof coated, cheese head
> stuff? The contents (sans batteries maybe) seem light enough to not
> place too much stress on such a "container." Once padded, the whole
> thing could be strapped to a backpack frame. Thanks for sharing.
Rob
> D.
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> =3D =3D =3D =3D
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