FixHub Power Station Battery Tab Adapter
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Plug the FixHub Power Station battery pack into crimped wires so you can power your own projects with it.
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The FixHub Power Station's battery pack connects to the hub through a small receptacle housing. This adapter copies the hub's tab layout, so the battery pack plugs into crimped spade terminals instead and you can wire it into whatever you're building.
It's two halves held together with one M3 screw into a heat-set insert, with an alignment tongue on each end. The crimped terminals drop into pockets in the holder half and get trapped when you screw the cover on. The + and - are marked on both sides.
What you need:
Insulated male spade crimp terminals (red, 22-16 AWG): one 6.3 mm for + and one 4.8 mm for -, both with 0.8 mm thick blades
One M3 x 6 pan head screw (the same screw that holds the Power Station's rear cover on)
One M3 heat-set insert, 3 mm long (the hole is 4.2 mm)
Print both halves lying on their outer faces with the split face up. No supports needed. The 3MF is already laid out that way, and the STEP file has both halves if you want to remix it.
The battery pack can deliver a lot of current. Put a fuse in line close to the adapter and keep the terminals insulated.