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rtlsdrblog wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 27, 2019 10:19 pm

In very hot environments, air flow over the metal enclosure is really all you need. And ideally keeping it out of the direct sun.

Okay, thanks a lot! It's fortunately simpler than I thought.

Okay, now I'm in a pinch, but in the other way around. The fact is that I was planning to buy this house ... in Corfu . And because of that, I now have a SDR heat management issue as well, but about overheating this time. What can I do to protect my hardware from the merciless sun of the Mediterrane...

Sorry, but your two last pics are super blurry, and it's difficult to actually understand what's going on there; do you have other pictures, or is it all what you have since you shipped the item back to Amazon?

Nice user by the way, cool to see fellow warbirds

I remember that on one of my first installations, I did the waterproofing in the good ol' gipsy custom way, with a plastic bag held by electrical tape of course, you shouldn't do that, it's better to do it professionally with appropriate kit as described by rtlsdrblog.

Are you sure it isn't a configuration/set up system and not an actual installation per se?