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Smart Citizen Kit 2.1 case supports and bicycle mount
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This has three sets of parts. - Supports to hold parts of the SCK2.1 together - An enclosure with lid - A bicycle mount
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The following is for a bicycle mounted enclosure for the SCK2.1 sensor.
https://smartcitizen.me/
The sensor case is easily detachable from the bike mount.
Make sure to orient the parts as necessary for your printer.
Instructions in 3 parts:
- The supports
- Use spacers to hold the SCK boards
- Print the GPS support arm to mount the GPS to the main SCK2.1 board stack
- You need two PM-MB holder prints to hold the PM sensor to the main board
- Pay attention to the orientation of the PM sensor in regards to getting the cables to stay as flat as possible.
- The enclosure
- It's a big print (5-6 hours) - print “standing up”
- Print the lid
- Put the lid upside down on wax paper - with a hot glue gun create a dome of glue and let cool. This make it easy to see the LED light.
- The bike mount
- Print both parts
- Use two M3 nuts and bolts (16mm) to mount
- I crazy glue a bit of inner tube to the mounts curvature where the handlebars will come in contact.
- Make sure the quick-release clip is towards the rider.
- Don't pull on the quick-release, squeeze.
- Final steps
- There's some rattling.
- I use two types/densities of foam strips to provide friction between the SCK and and case, as well as to hold the batter in place.
- Due to shaking the SD card sometimes pops out - but is still in contact. This however makes sensor removal from the case a bit delicate.
My plan is to design a similar case that integrates the case and supports as one print - preventing rattling, the need for foam, and SD card problems.