Traxxas Summit/E-Revo extended receiver box

prusaprinters

<p>This is an extended receiver box designed for the Traxxas Summit/E-revo. Tested and fit perfectly with a 42mm bl motor and 14 tooth pinion. May not fit with 775 titan motor, i cannot test it. If it doesn't, then the mounting holes have to be moved few millimeters inner.</p> <p>INFO:</p> <p>As for the cover, there are 2 versions: one with a Traxxas logo implemented and one without it. The one with the logo is 0.25mm thicker, this is why i recommend 0.25mm as layer hight. And also, all the flat panels are 1mm thick so 0.25mm would be 4 layers, so it should be strong enough.</p> <p>The cover is designed to be watertight, thus it should be a tight fit. Depending on your printer, you might need to file off some of the sides of the box to make it fit nicely.</p> <p>You'll need 6 pc of M3x6mm button head screw for this box. 2 screws need to mount the box to the chassis stock mounting points, and 4 screws to secure the top cover. The mounting points of the top cover is about 6mm deep, so keep this in mind.</p> <p>Printing info:</p> <p>Layer: 0.25mm</p> <p>infill: 100%</p> <p>since it does not have curvy objects(except the trx logo) you can print it faster than usual, to save some printing time. 60-70mm/s should be fine. Print it flat side down, and wait with the removal until the objects are completely cooled down, otherwise the thin plates can be deformed during the removal.</p> <p>UPDATE: Just uploaded the v2 version. Changes: relocated the mounting holes to the chassis. added 0.1mm tolerance to the cover, and also added 0.25mm additional wall thickness to the sidewalls, bottom, and cover. And made a "cutoff" next to the motor mount for some additional clearance for the wires. And the most important: added 1 cm hight for the sidewalls, to be able to fit more gadgets inside. My BEC and receiver did not fit the v1, but it does fit the v2.</p> <p>Notes:The v2 version is backward compatible, but a v1 cover will not fit a v2 box.</p> <p>Be careful with the cover, because the L shaped lip have a tendency to brake down if the wires are too tight. Might reinforce it in the future, or create a whole new design for his part.</p> <p>Feel free to comment, and suggest if you have any ideas.</p> Category: R/C Vehicles