sparkfun gps 3d models

IMO the easy way to fix a loose fit like this, without something permanent like glue, is to use a small sliver of tape—not for adhesion, but to make up the small gap—placed along one of the inner areas so that it doesn’t show once the parts are...

The ones with straight knurling's are no good and are meant for injection molding not 3D...

Places like Adafruit and Sparkfun recommends this.No solder on the wires going into screw terminals. Solder will deform over time and come loose. Use bare wires or ferrules.</li><li>v6.1 needs very precise fiber length to get the right circumference...

There's also a tiny hole at the right left side of the fuselage for the cables coming from the GPS (Ground Positioning System) module (I use a BN-220) that will be placed in the wing (it reads the sky through the foam so I put some 3m double sided...

There's also a tiny hole at the right left side of the fuselage for the cables coming from the GPS (Ground Positioning System) module (I use a BN-220) that will be placed in the wing (it reads the sky through the foam so I put some 3m double sided...

Places like Adafruit and Sparkfun recommends this.No solder on the wires going into screw terminals. Solder will deform over time and come loose. Use bare wires or ferrules.</li><li>v6.1 needs very precise fiber length to get the right circumference...