MULTI-Module JR style Case Taranis Flysky th9x REMIX

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Work-In-Progress because printing has not started yet. I noticed an issue when slicing file "Cover_glue_bind.stl" with slicer and uploaded a repaired version, all other STL files should work as intended. Also noticed a minor cosmetic error at the joint of all glued versions after slicing, but since nobody can see it after gluing and the function is provided, I think everyone can tolerate it. Uploaded repaired versions of one-piece covers, Cura was kidding me and the autorepair function has repaired many holes in the surface from altering the original file. Now I sliced them with Slic3r and encountered a lot of errors, so I used several repair routines to repair the STLs. I have the 4in1 multiprotocol module as shown in this thread: https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?2165676-DIY-Multiprotocol-TX-Module from Banggood: http://www.banggood.com/2_4G-CC2500-A7105-Flysky-Frsky-Devo-DSM2-Multiprotocol-TX-Module-With-Antenna-p-1048377.html I'm using it with my Taranis + and 3D printed one of the first cases for it, but that case has some drawbacks like a too low antenna position so that the antenna competes for space in the room with the metal handle on top back of the radio, also it was a pain to secure the SMA connector. This case has a 30mm neck to raise the antenna position, for easier SMA mounting without twisting the mount I've added a support for the SMA inside the neck. The source from what this Remix is made from has a plug from TPU or Ninjaflex to reach the AVR-ISP easily, but most people (and me) don't have that filament or don't want that plug, so I made versions with and without that plug. You also have the option for the "MULTI" sign of the source, a clean surface or a hole for the bind button. (Button and dial aren't needed anymore when the module is running in serial like with Taranis + and a new OpenTX) I prefer to print those things from ABS, but the long neck isn't easy to print and will need supports inside when printed in ABS as a single part and inner supports are always a pain, so you have the option for a cover made as one single piece or to print the neck separately and glue it later together. For the first update you will need the AVR-ISP to swap the bootloader with this one: https://github.com/pascallanger/DIY-Multiprotocol-TX-Module/blob/master/docs/Advanced_ATmega_Serial_Uploader.md Later you can use your normal serial connection via FTDI adapter but then you will need the bind button as well to initiate programming of the module. So if you hold the bind button or not makes a difference how to update in future. Let me know if you like that Remix and please report if you made one and how it works for you.