Yet Another Tamiya ORV battery Adpater
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I wanted to use Lipo's in my Frog, but couldn't find a battery or adapter to suit me, so I made this.
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I had a particular battery I wanted to use in mt Frog, but none of the available adapters were big enough for it. I also didn't fancy buying new, smaller batteries to use, so I came up with this.
The battery I used is this one : https://a.co/d/0hR8XuDm
Sheer overkill for a Frog, but with the capacity, I should have some insane run times using a Sport Tuned motor.
The tray is a bit of a snug fit, and I use velcro straps like THESE.
They're a touch long, so I usually trim a bit of excess off of them to make them slide into the car easier. I'm using AmPro's skid guard and battery door set, but this should also work in the stock configration. For the retainer, I needed something to hold the balance lead as well as hold the battery in, so I gave it a poscket to slide into. It fits snugly enough to not slide out easily, but can be slid out for charging. Mounting that to the chassis is a small piece meant to use the small body pins to hold everything together. I HIGHLY recommend yout print that part with the nubs horizontally with supports, as if you print them vertically they won't be very strong since it will be pulling against layer adhesion. You'll need 2 4mm countersunk screws to mount it. I found the factory chassis too a 4mm tap really well.
Everything fits rather snugly and securely, and I've not had any issues running it so far printed in Sunlu ASA.