Peon230 with R-XSR Mount
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I needed to find a way to mount my R-XSR in the Peon230 without trimming the original connector, so I added an R-XSR box to the back and made antenna holes. Next, thanks to 7-11 hot glue, I attached straws to the upper plate and routed the antenna through them. To prevent the antenna from getting damaged during vibration, I inserted some heat shrink tubing around it. The square hole in the front of the receiver bay is a slot for your XT60 connection; mine was hanging off the back slightly, so I made a spot for it, which ended up being less weight because I only had to use half the length of the connector. I included the .STEP file if anyone wants to edit it or change the size of the receiver bay. This little beast flies great after flying it; all parts were printed in PLA. I modified this a bit by moving the antenna holes slightly so the bend is less sharp. If you have V1.3, download the replacement V1.4. Happy flying!
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