Closed PedroMS3 closed 1 year ago
this is a initial sketch of the body that is going inside the battery holder
this is the new battery holder (it's missing another one on the other side of the body)
it was suggested to use the body holding the battery holders to also hold the PCB, might use some "C" profiles on the sides of the PCB
New design that already includes a part to position the PCB Just missing the confirmation of some measurements
Nice job, looks great! We can take these measurements next week!
The PCB has 3mm of thickness and 80mm of width
can we rotate the PCB 90º?? It would be easier for the design of the hardware
Yes, I think we can the only restriction would be the battery cable, but I think it has more than enough.
I am going to prepare the files for printing and testing
Create a new part for step-down
the part for the step-down is done, the stl is on the hardware chat on Teams
the technical drawing has been made, i wil try to take the machined part to the next meeting
the machined part is ready, i just have to re-drill some holes on the printed part
some changes need to be made in the fixtures of the PCB cad And some manual changes need to be made in parts "asa" and "aeroplano" with the dremel also the complete parts of "asa" can be printed
the "aeroplano" part has been mounted in the car chassis. It's missing the two "asa" pieces
Printed battery supports
the supports for the pcb have to be redesigned and reprinted
the supports have been sucessfully mounted!! thanks to francisco freitas they were printed
the necessity to move the initial location of the batteries and PCB box to under the car's board was identified, it creates more space on top of the board