custom 16 channel/ 40 channel radio

[anthony @antlestxp ithaca ny]

just a little fpv capable radio. the shell, inner subframe, buttons, pot knob and gimbal mounts are all printed in either matte fiber proto-pasta (that is apparently not something you should use according to CEL) or polymaker polysmooth in slate (that will also void your warranty fyi)

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[nebbian @nebbian I have a RoboxDual Margaret River, WA, Australia]

Wow, that is nice. Are you using hall effect gimbals? I assume you’ve got the guts of a Taranis or T9x inside as well?

Compulsive tinkerer

[Andy @originalcaruso I have several commercial Robox units Belton, North Lincolnshire, UK]

Nicely done 🙂

It’s great to see real-world applications

So far I have printed 3 trivial items which have found use around the house and a whole bunch of locksmith prototype tools too

When I retire I will have time!

Locksmith, software developer, Jaguar fanatic
http://www.247guardian.co.uk/

[Pete @pete I have both RoboxDual and other Robox versions CEL HQ Bristol UK]

looks great, nice one.

For official support please visit www.cel-robox.com/support/ and create a ticket

[click @click My Robox is a Green Kickstarter Limited Edition]

Wonderful 🙂

[anthony @antlestxp ithaca ny]

sorry I didn’t see the replies. I am using the m9 hall gimbals with printed faces and mounts. They are super compact. the internals are controlled by the ar-universal (aruni) board. it is a project board designed around ersk9x. originally that board is used to convert older analog radios to digital. but I had no radio to convert so I made my own lol.

[Mike @17bt CHORLEY, Lancashire]

I never saw this first time around, that is impressive @antlestxp Great print, did you post finish these? (y)

[anthony @antlestxp ithaca ny]

I did not. those are all fresh out of the printer.

[David Hogg @hogster Aldershot, Hampshire]

Incredible work! The glossy acrylic really finishes it off and works well against the matt/satin 3D-printed parts. Well done! 🙂

David

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