4S 18650 Pack For DJI FPV Goggles 3D Printer Model
The file '4S 18650 Pack For DJI FPV Goggles 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 729.1KB.
The file '4S 18650 Pack For DJI FPV Goggles 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 729.1KB.
4S 18650 pack for the DJI FPV goggles.
I had a bunch of 3200mah 18650s from 2S fatshark packs and 2S just really isn't enough juice for DJI goggles, so, I took them apart and built a 4S pack that should last a LOT longer. Pictures are included if you want to know how to make your own. I am not an electrical engineer though, so follow along and build this at your own risk. If you destroy your goggles or burn your house down, that's on you.
Note, I used hot glue on the ends of the batteries to hold the wires, in place, but E6000 as strain relief for the wires coming out of the box as it's MUCH more durable. I also used E6000 to glue the cap to the main body of the case.
Also note, after printing you will likely have to use an exacto knife to free the strap clip. I made this this way so it would sit on the back of the head and not easily slip from the strap when you take the goggles off or put them in your bag. I first printed this in TPU (the blue case but I don't recommend that as while it stays on the head just fine during use, when you take the goggles off, it easily falls off the head strap. The black PLA printed case doesn't have this problem but can still be easily removed from the goggles if you want. This might be even better printed in PETG... but I simply haven't tried that.
| 4S_Body_Closed.stl | 3.8MB | |
| Body.stl | 3.7MB | |
| cap.stl | 2.2MB |
