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I’mwondering if I could have some input or even experience from users that havetried to float the bus-board on SDS7?
Here iswhat I’m thinking. As we all know when the bus-board is rigid as Simmons intendedit to be voice boards will lose contact when chassis is warped. What will happenif the bus-board is given the opportunity to flex? Here the rather thin PCB (forits size and function) might come to our advance as it does twist quite easilywithout much force.
The generalidea is that we put pressure from back of bus-board and let it warp rather thanforcing voice boards with wrong angle into the bus-board.
Forpractical implementation some patience with a Dremel cutting disk is needed toremove the front lips for the bus-board rails inside the lid. Leaving thebackside of the rails where we glue on foam or try out some soft rubber stripsfor (car) doors.
At thebottom of the bus-board I’m wondering if screws can be replaced with those antivibration/flexible silicone rubber pins popular on computer cooling fans?
For this towork ALL voice boards and CPU/memory MUST have the key inserts between pin 18-19in place. Some experimenting to get correct/even back and front pressure willbe expected.
Appreciate allcomments. I’ll be surprised if similar isn’t already implemented and tested insome way or another past three decades.
TIA