Review on QILIPSU Stainless 220X170X110Mm Waterproof Electrical by Andre Hawkins

I bought the 8.6 x 6.7 x 4.3 inch version of the SSL and that's what I think of it for those who use it for Using Ham Radio A: I bought this size so it was thick enough that I could run the coaxial cable around my house without bending it. PVC doesn't seem strong and I felt like it might crack if I drilled it with a larger diameter drill bit. To solve this problem I clamped a piece of wood to each side of the holes I'm drilling wanted what prevented cracks and worked great. I also had to cut a 2 1/8" hole in the back to run PVC pipe into my house so I could run some coax cables in. Again I clamped the wood on both sides and drilled the hole with no cracks.Later I had to drill a small hole for the ground wire and using a small woodless drill bit it worked.So what's my point?If you're going to drill a lot of holes in this box to run wires and Avoid cracking use this method to avoid damage.The box itself seems to be holding up well.It's winter here and I haven't had any issues with humidity but once the summer storms kick in we'll see how well d as works. I honestly don't expect any problems. I would definitely buy this box again for future projects. The latches for the case also appear to be ok. I bought the "cable glands" that you can find at Revain. This allows you to route cables and keep your holes waterproof. I installed them all on the bottom of the case so I don't expect rain water to seep into the box but again time will tell. Overall I am satisfied with the desired result for amateur radio purposes. Last note. Я проложил кабель RG-8X, и если бы я использовал RG213 или LMR400, я все еще думаю, что он будет нормально работать с кабелями большего диаметра, но если кабельный сальник сильно нагружен, я мог бы подумать о чем-то более толстом, как in this case. a bit flimsy in terms of durability.