URUAV UR65 Teddy Box
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I own a URUAV UR65 drone in the EU, where regulatory compliance is crucial for smooth operation. To make my URUAV UR65 compliant with EU regulations, I must swap out its receiver for an EU-approved LBT version. For my Taranis Q7 transmitter, I successfully upgraded to an XM+ receiver following a detailed guide found at microsquad.ladesk.com. Now that the upgrade is complete, my focus shifts to designing a custom enclosure that can house six batteries and one charger in a single unit. My family affectionately calls this project "Teddy" due to its resemblance to a cuddly bear toy.
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