Corne V3 battery case for PS3/DS3 battery
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Case to use a PS3 controller battery with a Corne V3
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This is a case to mount a PS3 battery replacement battery like this one with 1800mAh to a Corne V3 (crkbd). The case mounts to the bottom of the keyboard and is attached with three screws. It also adds a bit of tenting to the keyboard.
Required parts
A Corne V3 keyboard with wireless support, but currently no battery
2x PS3 replacement batteries without clips
2x JST-PH 2 cables to connect the battery to the keyboard
6x M2x6 screws to mount the case to the board
optionally some heat-shrink tubing
optionally some anti-slip pads to glue to the bottom
Build
The battery is mounted by sliding it in from the narrow side, so that it gets held down by the retention clips.
The PS3 batteries use a JST-PH 2 connector. For the build I would recommend buying some JST-PH 2 connector cables, so that the battery can be unplugged if required. The cable is then soldered to the battery connector pads of the PCB if it has these pads or directly to the controller if not (and the controller supports wireless / batteries).
I routed the cables under the controller and to the side, such that the come out between the pin sockets and reset switch. To add extra protection against the sharper corners of the PCB, pin headers and reset button, I'd recommend adding some heat-shrink tubing to the cables. This setup is shown in the picture:
The cables then get bent to go into the case, where they are connected to the battery:
The case screws into the screw holes of the normal Corne build.
This case only really makes sense for the build made of 3 stacked PCBs and mounts to the bottom of the bottom PCB. It does not replace the PCB.
Printing
I printed it from PLA.
It does not require any supports, the screw holes are angled, such that they don't need supports.
If you don't get the exact same batteries as I linked to above, I'd recommend checking the dimensions / fit by cutting the case in the slicer, to only get the battery mounting pegs for a fitment test.
If the fit is a bit loose, as it was for the left side in my case, adding a bit of tape to the side of the battery to make it hold better (as seen in the pictures).