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BetaFPV 65X 300mah 2s Turnigy Nanotech battery holder
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I remixed this from the Mobula7 mount by Thump2010 to allow it to secure to the 65x frame and still retain the receiver slot. Weighs 1.27g after removing support material. I am not very experienced with 3d modeling so if you have any suggestions I can try and change or would like to improve on it yourself feel free to. Installation: Cut the clip part of the print off center as shown in the 1st and 3rd pictures. You can cut down the center but then you will need to lift the stack to install. Insert the long side 1st and then the shorter side. You can glue the 2 halfs back together if you want to but it feels very secure without any glue as the esc holds the clip flat. Tips: You will want to print it vertically as shown in the pictures for strength so layers go thru both clip and battery holder. I printed in tpu at 25% infill with 2 walls (this allowed the clip part to be hollow using simplify 3d but it is still plenty strong) I also had to set "internal thin wall type" under advanced to "allow single extrusion fill" for the battery holder part to print how I wanted it to. I set both top and bottom solid layers to 27 so the part of the clip that attaches to the battery holder is secure(27 at .12mm layer height, If you use another layer height this will be different) Use support material as shown in the pictures.
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