USRP Case

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A protective carrying box for the Ettus Research "Universal Software Radio Peripheral" B210 or B200 can be made using these designs. https://www.ettus.com/product/category/USRP-Bus-Series   Update 11/2014: Included a design for Rev. 6, available here: http://files.ettus.com/b2x0_enclosure/ Instructions A full enclosure is formed by three separate parts: The first part is the case, represented in "USRP_Case_Vxx.stl". The second part is the lid, found in "USRP_TopLid_Vxx.stl". The third part is the rear cover, defined as "USRP_RearCap_Vxx.stl". For a USRP Rev. 6 version, you will need to select from either: USRP_Case_Rev6_Vxx.stl or USRP_RearCap_Rev6_Vxx.stl Keep in mind that "USRP__OVERVIEW.stl" is only an illustration and not suitable for printing. The models in these STL files are already rotated into the optimal position for 3D printing. To assemble your radio case, you will need seven SMA connector nuts - five of which are used on the B200 model. You can find them at Digi-Key via these links: http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/NT-SMA-N/NT-SMA-N-ND/3045498 or http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/132-NUT%20SMA%20GLD/ACX1937-ND/3088322