Inthe past Eric has written that you can stack the KPA500 and the KAT500
either way. Air flow is adequate and the KAT500 can handle the KPA500
weight.
Gus Hansen
KB0YH
On 10/27/2016 8:24 PM, louis a. ives wrote:
I will be constructing a rack for my, K-3, KPA-500, KAT-500, P-3. My concern
is how much air space is needed for the equipment. I need to rack the
equipment to increase space on my bench. The KPA-500 will be on bottom, mainly
because of the weight. The speaker in the K-3 is not a problem because I use
ext. speaker and headphones. I was told that I could just stack equipment on
the amp. but I think that would be too great a weight on top. I checked the
past posts but could find nothing to address this. All help would be of great
help.
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