Hanson HE123-Rx2 4 channel receiver PSU Mount

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This is for Christmas lighting enthusiasts. The thing is a mount for the Hanson Electronics 4 channel differential receiver https://www.hansonelectronics.com.au/product/he123-rx2/ for a PSU with mounting holes in the standard side positions. With the worldwide shortage of controllers at the moment, I've invested in a Hanson Electronics HE123 Mk2 16-48 output pixel board https://www.hansonelectronics.com.au/product/he123mk2/. As well as 16 channels in the central controller, the HE123 supports distributed daughter boards for channels 17-48. The distributed receivers need power, as well as power injection to the props, and the board is pretty small, so makes sense to put it on top. I've taken inspiration from Derek Whittaker's Falcon board https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5328593, and remixed to turn the brackets to site across the PSU (as I've only got a little Photon resin printer and the other way doesn't fit). Length is adjusted to avoid the fan and ventilation holes in a Meanwell LRS-350-12 (see photo). There are two versions: * Without spacers, if you have a larger printer and want to print it face down on the build plate. This will also fit to print on the angle with supports on an Anycubic Photon Mono (this is the photo shown). You'll also need to print 4 of the spacers if you're doing it this way. * With spacers embedded, to lift the receiver pcb above the mount. Only useful if you're planning to print it on the angle with supports. Together, PSU + mount + board fit into a Boxco 190 x 280 x 100 enclosure like this one https://www.egline.com.au/product-page/190mmx280mmx100mm-door-type-waterproof-junction-boxes-abs-enclosure Note I have no affiliation with any of the links or companies here - just getting my lights ready and sharing the learnings, as this community does so well.