Explorer LR antenna holder
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I have had some cross-fire range problems on my Flywoo Explorer LR, which have caused fail-safe at a range of only…
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I have had some cross-fire range problems on my Flywoo Explorer LR, which have caused fail-safe at a range of only 450m.
After some evaluation of the original Crossfire antenna mount I became concerned about two things that I'd like to improve:
1.) The antenna is parallel and very close to the front carbon fiber motor arms. According to TBS documentation; the antenna should be kept away from carbon fiber parts.
2.) The coax cable from the antenna has to turn/kink very sharply and puts a lot of stress on the wire. I suspect that this could have damaged the cable or eventually will damage the cable.
To address these two concerns, I decided to move the antenna forwards, as much as possible.
Mounting: The two support blocks are "clamped" to the carbon frame and supports the antenna. Two 2.5mm wide cable-ties are used to keep antenna and blocks in place.
The original front does not have cut-out's for the cable ties, so I designed a similar front with cut-out's and a little more added protection for the camera.
Print Settings
Printer:
TwoTrees Sapphire S
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
200
Infill:
100
Filament:
PolyMaker TPU PolyFlex
Notes:
Turn the two support blocks before printing, to avoid need for support
Category: R/C Vehicles