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This model is a compact-resistant folding torch, it has an axis system for reach almost every angle and a concave reflectors design to concentrate more sun rays in less area.
Every single wing of the external lines are movable with a limit of 90°, and the rotation of the central reflectors line (the line holded by axis x vs z
rotation) would have a 30° rotation limit for improving the angle of reach.
it is actually storable in a box with a system of z angle similar to the 3d printers.
this box is also storaged in another box fixed to the rover chassis, with the intention of bring a extra protection.
In this design, there are two long solar arrays at the sides of the rover to increase the energy production, and ensuring a correct working of the rover, and even to give a little bit to a human operation/base, this solar panel "wings" are also convertable into an extra reflection surfaces, and are collapsible with a simple rotation system.
there are two yellow led lights in the front and the back of the rover to provide illumination to the human operations in dark areas, that's why a big solar array and a big battery are needed.
my model is at limit of measurement, so there would be enought space to storage all electronic and electrical components inside of the chassis, that is reflectant to protect the system of overheating.
The ball bearings were designed by SKF.
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This model is compatible with most FDM 3D printers (Creality Ender 3, Prusa MK3S+, Bambu Lab, etc.) and resin printers (Elegoo, Anycubic). Check the original page for recommended print settings and materials.
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