Matek CRSF-PWM-C Receiver Case
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I wanted an ExpressLRS receiver with more than 5 PWM servo channels, in a conventional receiver format for my larger fixed wing planes, so I built one using Matek's CRSF-PWM-C and ELRS-R24-D boards.
To make the receiver to fit in this case you will need the following parts:
- Mateksys CRSF-PWM-C - http://www.mateksys.com/?portfolio=crsf-pwm#tab-id-3
- Mateksys ELRS-R24-D - http://www.mateksys.com/?portfolio=elrs-r24#tab-id-1
- 10 x 3 row right angle .1" header pins - for the PWM outputs
- 4 x single row 0.1" header pins - For UART2
To minimise the height of the completed stack I mounted the ELRS RX to the bottom of the CRSF-PWM-C board with 1mm gel mounting tape, before soldering the pins in place, to join the boards. Note: If you use header pins with the plastic spacers between the 2 boards the stack will be too tall to fit in the case.
The case is designed to be held closed with the included label, which also gives you a reference for the pins, or you can just use tape. But the label looks cool.
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