FLADT KABINET TIL ET RADIOAPPARAT

The invention relates to a flat pack or housing for a radio apparatus having a rectangular cross-section comprising an opening at the front side and an opening at the back side which are respectively closable with a cover and also relates to a support mount for the radio apparatus. Such a radio apparatus provides the user with the possibility of versatile use at various use locations and is securable in a receptacle. To this end, the housing is divided into two tub-shaped main chambers by a bottom plate oriented parallel to the plane of the openings. The individual assemblies of the radio apparatus are disposed RF-shielded in the main chambers and the main chambers being closed by the covers by means of a central screw. Outside guide rails for acceptance into the support mount are disposed at opposite lateral faces of the housing. The support mount is composed of a sheet metal panel bent at three sides. The lower, bent part of the panel forms a chamber with a further bent sheet metal part which carries contacting elements and further assemblies for additional functions of the radio apparatus are accommodated in said latter chamber. A carrying shackle pivotable by 90 DEG is attached at the upper side of the radio apparatus. This carrying shackle provides a latching function when the radio apparatus is inserted in the support mount.