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No PCB hall effect sensor mount Split flap
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Swaps the PCB with JST-SM female headers to hold a hall effect sensor in place
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Fully compatible with Denver3D's compact split flap set up. This requires JST-SM female headers: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CNT164CD?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 (are the ones i used).
Instructions:
- Crimp on 3 female headers onto 3 wires.
- Slide the headers into the slots.
- insert the hall sensor pins into the headers.
- Ensure that the pins of the sensor do not bend and touch.
- press fit the sensor head into the carve out on the plate.
- (Optional) A small drop of glue can be placed under the sensor head for added security.
- The JST-SM pins should hold the sensor securely in place but vibrations for the flaps rotating may cause it to shift slightly over time.
- (Optional) A small drop of glue can be placed under the sensor head for added security.