24-07-2015, 03:37 PM
Having looked at your pictures, I'm not sure that the supports I mentioned would be of any assistance.
One observation, though. Might I suggest that you screw both shelves to another sacrificial piece and drill lots of ventilation holes through them. Some of those Freeview boxes run very hot - as you well know - and the boxes at the museum will really need as long a lifetime as possible, so the cooler they run, the better - unless you've sourced an unlimited supply of replacements!
Remember, it was you who impressed upon me the necessity to design a distribution system with a 25 year lifespan - it would be a pity if it ran out of signals to distribute after a few years!
One observation, though. Might I suggest that you screw both shelves to another sacrificial piece and drill lots of ventilation holes through them. Some of those Freeview boxes run very hot - as you well know - and the boxes at the museum will really need as long a lifetime as possible, so the cooler they run, the better - unless you've sourced an unlimited supply of replacements!
Remember, it was you who impressed upon me the necessity to design a distribution system with a 25 year lifespan - it would be a pity if it ran out of signals to distribute after a few years!
