Slow Stick Battery Box

Slow Stick Battery Box

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Two boxes are required and one rubber band to hold one battery. This will hold a three cell square Lipo battery from 1300 ma to 2200 ma. Just slide the two battery boxes with the cups facing each other onto the 10 mm square fiber glass tube behind the motor mount. Put your motor mount back on. now thread your wires through the holes so your charging and power can be connected to your ESC. Close the cups around the battery by sliding them together. Keep together with an elastic. Print Settings Printer: RepRap Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 1.5 Micron Infill: 100 % Notes: Print with 100 % infill. The parts are thin and light weight they need to be strong. Post-Printing It is very important to use an elastic around the two battery boxes after the battery is installed to keep the battery in place. How I Designed This If you hate changing out battery's between flights your going to like this ! I used to hate changing out battery's between flights. I didn't like messing with rubber bands and velcro, its awkward and it changes your center of balance. Plus on the Slow Stick your battery could actually just fall off. My son Kevin came up with this idea.

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