OrangeRX DSMX JR Antenna Relocation

OrangeRX DSMX JR Antenna Relocation

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<p>This is a small model to relocate the SMA connector (without modifying the case) for the most recent model of the OrangeRX DSMX JR module (with the screws on the back/bottom) from coming straight out, up 90 degrees.</p><p><strong>Make sure you print the main adapter with the slot/hole facing down, as displayed in the preview above. There are internal overhangs that do not play nice with a simpler orientation</strong></p><p>This lets the antenna avoid interfering with the bracebar on most transmitters.</p><p>I use mine with a Turnigy 9X.</p><h3><strong>Materials and methods</strong></h3><p>X-Acto/Hobby knife&nbsp;<br>Phillips #1&nbsp;<br>Pliers</p><p>1. Open up the module with a #1 Phillips screwdriver - at least on mine, they were very tight and using the wrong size will strip the heads very fast.</p><p>2. Disconnect the u.fl connector and remove the SMA connector from the top half of the housing.</p><p>3. Push the SMA connector up through the bottom entry hole in the printed adapter, screw down the nut and washers to fix it in place, and feed the coax/u.fl connector through the entry tube.</p><p>4. Squeeze the adapter housing and press fit the entry tube through the factory hole in the top of the module.</p><p>5. Press fit the adapter cap into the bottom entry hole to fix in place.</p>

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