RotorHazard / Delta5 Laptimer Flat Case Enclosure Box

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*UPDATED - 24/04/2024* Product links updated. When these ones expire they WILL NOT be updated again. There is a move away from this style of Rotorhazard hardware build in the RotorHazard community and I now consider this case to be depreciated. Also, this case is, in my opinion, the de-facto standard, most polished, most featured, best performing case for a RotorHazard timer. It has featured heavily in the community. It has been downloaded hundreds of times. Printed and used successfully tens of times. It represents six months of my spare time. Yet, thus far, it has been tipped £0.00 No one has taken the time to so much as buy me a cup of coffee for this work, nor for my ongoing support of it. There will be no further updates to this design and I am also from today no longer responding to support requests. The info is here or in the RotorHazard community and I am no longer prepared to continue to spend my time offering free one to one support. You're just going to have to do the leg work yourself. Seek and ye shall find! *UPDATED - 28/10/2020* Delta5 / RotorHazard Lap Timer, Enclosure. FlatCase Version New designs added for Rotorhazard RH_PCB V1.2 by Paweł Fabiszewski. Many thanks to him for all his hard work in making RotorHazard even better. The 'FlatCase' design is intended to prevent stacked PCB's used in previous designs from obscuring each other. Centralizing the RX5808 modules in the case for ease of foil lining the enclosure with a single letterbox in the RF shield. Available in a 4 node and 8 node variant. For Pi3 or Pi4. A 'basic' and an 'advanced' version of each is provided. There is also an 'Experimental' 4 node variant that houses a Raspberry Pi Zero W. Please consider this option an alpha test. Only use if you know why you are using it ;) The advanced version provides panel cutouts for: Main power switch (rocker) Voltage display DC power jack Shutdown switch (Illuminated, momentary, push to make) Bi colour 3mm LED charge status indicator Cooling fan The basic version has only the fan cutouts. Use the basic case if you want to break out the Dremel and make your own custom panel cutouts. The 8 node variant has enough space in it to support a suitable lipo pack or six 18650 cells. The Delta5 V2.0 PCB is secured into place by hold down tabs at one end and a PCB clip at the other. Clip secured by one M3 cap head fastener. Use files named "D5PCB" The RotorHazard PCB is secured by four M3 fasteners per PCB. A little space has been added around the PCB to allow cleaner cable routing. Use files named "RHPCB". NOTE - RHPCB CASE IS SLIGHTLY LARGER. THIS MEANS THE LID FROM A D5 STYLE CASE WILL NOT FIT. USE THE RH PCB CASE LID AS APPROPRIATE The traditional XT60 power socket has been deleted in favor of a DC jack that is compatible with common POE injectors. An XT60 to DC jack adapter can still be used to power the timer. Mounts for an INA219 High Side DC Current Sensor are included in both 4 node and 8 node version. 4 node version mounts the INA219 to the lid due to space constraints. In addition the HDMI, Audio, USB sockets of the Pi are accessible behind a pop out/in cover. Print this in a flexible filament! E.G. TPU The illuminated momentary button is very important to give the user the option to state-fully shutdown the pi. Follow the following how-to for the switch wiring https://tinyurl.com/yxs4xgm2 and wire the switch illumination as a Pi status indicator at the following how-to https://tinyurl.com/qlu56xm An internal 18650 power pack will only fit inside an 8 node timer. It is built as a 2S3P pack using an appropriate BMP such as https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154715211043 A status LED can be attached to this BMS and mounted in the panel cutout provided. Parts Needed for Advanced RH Timer Build: Raspberry Pi, Delta5/RotorHazard timer, Built using the D5 PCB V2.0 (https://flyingrobot.co/products/delta5-pcb) JST connector for WS2812b LED panel output from Raspberry Pi pins 19,20 (Glue connector in place in port provided) https://smile.amazon.co.uk/VIPMOON-20Pairs-Connector-Adapter-Strip-Red-Red/dp/B0761LTNGV/ref=sr_1_8?crid=2QOVP2GGBS9P4 INA219 https://www.adafruit.com/product/904 5.5mm 3 pin DC Jack https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Solder-Adapter-Connector-Female-Protector/dp/B07QNWSKN2/ref=sr_1_17_sspa?crid=3NPIM8R5RPQXS Power button RS PRO Single Pole Single Throw (SPST) Momentary White LED Miniature Push Button Switch, 8 (Dia.)mm, PCB, 30V dc 820-7527 https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/push-button-switches/8207527 1 x 5V 3cm cooling fan https://smile.amazon.co.uk/GeeekPi-Raspberry-30x30x7mm-Brushless-Retroflag/dp/B07FVQG926/ref=sr_1_9?crid=1AAS4HGBBP90X Voltage Meter https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Voltmeter-Polarity-Protection-Accurate-Measurement/dp/B082ZLRY1Y/ref=sr_1_12?crid=239JGG8IZ9RPO (Secured by two M2 fasteners. Or a couple of dabs of hot glue) Printable Parts: 'Old' Delta Five PCB 8 Node Enclosure - D5PCB PI3 Basic 8 Node Enclosure - D5PCB PI3 Advanced 8 Node Enclosure - D5PCB PI4 Basic 8 Node Enclosure - D5PCB PI4 Advanced 4 Node Enclosure - D5PCB PI3 Basic 4 Node Enclosure - D5PCB PI3 Advanced 4 Node Enclosure - D5PCB PI4 Basic 4 Node Enclosure - D5PCB PI4 Advanced 8 Node Enclosure Lid D5PCB 4 Node Enclosure Lid D5PCB PCB clip (one per PCB) 'New' RH PCB V1.2 8 Node Enclosure - RHPCB PI3 Basic 8 Node Enclosure - RHPCB PI3 Advanced 8 Node Enclosure - RHPCB PI4 Basic 8 Node Enclosure - RHPCB PI4 Advanced 4 Node Enclosure - RHPCB PI3 Basic 4 Node Enclosure - RHPCB PI3 Advanced 4 Node Enclosure - RHPCB PI4 Basic 4 Node Enclosure - RHPCB PI4 Advanced 4 Node Enclosure - RHPCB PIZeroW Basic 8 Node Enclosure Lid RHPCB 4 Node Enclosure Lid RHPCB 4 Node Enclosure Lid RHPCB (PiZeroW Variant) All Cases Port Cover (Print in TPU. Compatible with all cases) Support the Rotorhazard LapTimer project: RotorHazard https://github.com/RotorHazard/RotorHazard This case represents months of design, testing, and printing. If you feel that this work has helped you. Please consider hitting the tip button. Every little helps and a few people tipping a couple of bucks soon adds up to buying me a coffee ;) Category: R/C Vehicles