June Release
Added 2024-06-05 00:07:31 +0000 UTCThis is the June hardware release. I'm sorry that I'm a few days late, as I was intending to put these out on 1st of the month, but I've been unwell the last few days and had to take a break.
This month I have a selection of goodies for you.
First I am releasing a set of alternate OSR2.1 ESP32 bases that will take a panel mounted XT60 socket, M3 thread inserts, or both. I have recently been trying out these thermal inserts that can be put into 3D printed parts using a soldering iron and I have been very impressed with the results. The XT60 socket is a nice alternative to the jack plug and has been quite popular on the SR6.
Next, I am releasing the STLs for my display stand. This is the display stand that I have used for taking photographs of the OSR2 and SR6. Barely a month goes by without someone asking me for it. I keep explaining that it's only designed for taking photographs, but nonetheless people keep asking. Here it is.
Finally there is a T-wist5 receiver for the SR6. So far I've only designed the winch mechanism to fit tidily with the OSR2, but I've had a lot requests for a receiver that will fit the SR6.
Have fun!
Tempest
(The files are protected with the june password because of an ongoing Patreon security flaw. Check your email. As a $8 or $16 patron you should have received the passwords in your welcome email, but feel free to contact me if you have any trouble finding them. The files are also available on my discord server.)
Comments
Hey, So finally building and I think its important to note, that the build guide for the osr2 version isn't going to be an exact match for cable lengths. I just go to the spool section and my short end is about 30mm sticking out of the bowden tubes, which is maybe 1/4th what it looks like in your guide video. I could probably trim the tubes a bit, but they are the specified length of 60cm. This is likely due to the fact that the cables outlets on the receiver are much more spread out. I cut mine a couple inches longer than suggested just to be sure I'd have enough but it looks like I need to start over.
Lifson
2024-07-04 03:32:00 +0000 UTC
