5S to 9v Voltage Reducer for FatShark Goggles

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This is a case designed to hold an XT60 connector and 24v to 9v voltage reducer. I've been using 6S batteries after I've flown with them. This puts their voltage down under 24 volts. 9v works great with FatShark goggles without providing too much input power. I cut a 90 degree plug from an old router power cable and wired. I verified it fit into the FatShark goggles and cut it off as long as I could. I soldered it to the "out" side of the voltage reducer. I used 18 (or 20) AWG wire to connect the XT60 connector to the "in" side of the voltage reducer. The idea is to have a large sized battery in my pocket and have the wire run from my pocket, up through my shirt, out the neck hole, and finally to my goggles. When I'm not using my goggles, I'll pull the wire from the goggles and let it dangle. When I'm ready to fly again, I'll plug it back in. Here is an assembly video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqY69dKYpvw These 3D pieces are designed to work with these components: 1. 24v to 9v Reducer: https://www.banggood.com/DC-DC-9V-3A-Power-Supply-Module-Buck-Step-Down-Regulator-Module-24V-18V-12V-To-9V-Fixed-Output-p-1177908.html?p=6Z050013977120130325&utm_campaign=139771_1210911&utm_content=1081 2. XT60 Connector: https://www.banggood.com/Wholesale-XT60-Male-Female-Bullet-Connectors-Plugs-For-RC-Battery-p-45394.html?p=6Z050013977120130325&utm_campaign=139771_1210911&utm_content=1081 3. 20 AWG silicon wire: https://www.banggood.com/1M-8101214161820222426-AWG-Silicone-Wire-SR-Wire-p-921159.html?p=6Z050013977120130325&utm_campaign=139771_1210911&utm_content=1081 I printed this out of TPU, soldered the electronic pieces to each other, hot glued around the headset cord inside (to keep it from pulling on the solder pads), and finally hot glued the top and bottom side of the XT60 connector and pushed the top and bottom pieces together. Once the hot glue dried, I wrapped it in a piece of shrink wrap to help keep it together. I didn't take any pictures of it while I was assembling it... my bad. I'll make another eventually and add more pictures.