Cases for routerboard RB112

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viperm Carpe Diem Premium join:2002-07-09 Winchester, CA	Cases for routerboard RB112 has anyone seen any I dont see anything on wisp-router.com how have the results been with this unit? and looking at the dimensions this thing is VERY small! We are looking at ordeing a whole boat load for a project somewhere on the realm of 500-1000 units... -- ComTrain Certified Tower Climber. American Tower Certified approved contractor
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Believer join:2002-07-04 Baltimore, MD	We use them as CPE and like them. Are you looking for indoor or outdoor cases? -- Comtrain Certified Tower Climber
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viperm Carpe Diem Premium join:2002-07-09 Winchester, CA	reply to viperm Indoor we thought abotu useing the oudoor aluminum ones you see on wisp-router. These will be going on transit busses... From what we have seen in the past they screw the case down for whatever radio these use with small ruber isoloater feet -- ComTrain Certified Tower Climber. American Tower Certified approved contractor
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lutful Premium join:2005-06-16 Ottawa, ON ·TekSavvy Solutions..	reply to viperm said by viperm : We are looking at ordeing a whole boat load for a projectsomewhere on the realm of 500-1000 units... For that many units, you could save more than $10,000 with a custom RB112-specific enclosure. Make a rough sketch of the features you dream about and show it to a Mech. E student. She will make a SolidWorks drawing (for a small fee) that you take to a metal shop that specializes in prototyping and small production runs. We used that approach recently for a large enclosure that can accomodate 2 RB112 or RB532 with daughtercard with room to spare.
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Believer join:2002-07-04 Baltimore, MD	reply to viperm We just ordered a custom enclosure from www.protocase.com. These guys were awesome! We sent them the specs of the board we are using and they built a custom case with the exact holes we needed. It was a custom mini-ITX case for only $119! There were willing to change dimensions and everything at no charge. And they I'm sure they could do a large run of RB112 cases for a lot less. -- Comtrain Certified Tower Climber
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lutful Premium join:2005-06-16 Ottawa, ON	Protocase is really cool but a bit expensive for small production runs. We use companies like Virtucom. Both of them are in Canada, but there are equivalent companies all over the US.
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