JR-compatible friction-fit blank RF module
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For a more convenient design, I opted to remove the clips and employ friction fit. I increased the height of my previous version to accommodate the Turnigy 9XR module bay more effectively. Now, you can simply grab the flat cover and pull it out effortlessly. The triangle denotes the 'top' of the module, allowing you to glue/epoxy your 5-pin connector to the thicker inside portion for better alignment. Drill a hole wherever desired to feed cables through. I attached DragonLink UHF LRS using velcro to the cover. Included are the STL file for printing and DWG from AutoDesk Inventor Fusion 2013, so you can utilize it in your own projects. The top/bottom skin is a single solid piece, while 25% infill ensures sufficient strength.
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