EGO Battery Mount and Cap for Onewheel

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This is the EGO Battery Mount and Protective Terminal Cap, part of the Ranger product from Land-Surf.com. With it, you can mount an EGO battery to your Onewheel and get double your normal range. All EGO batteries share the same mount, which makes for a universal fit. NOTE: This file is not intended for commercial use. By downloading, you agree that it's for personal use only. Thank you for understanding! UPDATE: I've updated the main .stl so now there's a place on the back of the mount to store the XT60 silicone cap that comes with every purchase from Land-Surf.com. This cap goes on the battery cable that comes out of the OW battery, and it's recommended to cover it when not in use. You can buy these little silicone caps here: https://www.amazon.com/HobbyKing-Charged-Discharged-Battery-Indicator/dp/B01MDM9AKN/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1533148898&sr=8-1&keywords=silicone+xt60+caps&dpID=412v%252BaMIlwL&preST=_SX300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch You'll also need the following supplies: 1. 4 M5x16 flathead screws 2. 4 M5 low-profile nuts 3. Battery terminals cut from 1mm stainless steel, drilled with a 4.5mm bit (see posted PDF for template) 4. 4' or so of high-quality 12-gauge wiring (Deans wet noodle) and 2 ring connectors 5. 2 EC3 connectors (1 male, 1 female) 6. 2 XT60 connectors (1 male, 1 female) 7. Shrink wrap tubing 8. Soldering iron and solder 9. Power drill and drill bits 10. EGO 2.5AH and EGO rapid charger. 11. 2 M4x8 and 2 M4 nylock nuts The installation instructions are also posted above. Note that doing this installation will void your warranty on the battery and battery box. Alternatively, you can run this as a CNR setup (direct wire to your XLR charging port), which won't void your warranty. However, it's not as powerful as the battery-wiring method. You're on your own with this project, so please don't attempt it if you're not adept at 3D printing TPU. You must also know how to solder well, use power tools, and generally know your way around a workshop. Great TPU choices are Sainsmart, FilamentOne (the harder 98A stuff), and ninjatek cheetah. Get reputable stuff. If that's not you, then purchase an already built kit from www.land-surf.com and save yourself the time and effort. For those of you who fit the description, good luck! I don't offer any support for this except what's found on the Facebook forums and the instructions that will be included here. Also keep in mind this project will void your warranty because you have to open the battery box. If you're not comfortable doing that, please don't try to install it without help.