Just a small update to the
battery powered nodes. Until now I had used a piece of tape to hold the PCB to the battery pack. It was always a pain when changing the batteries or accidentally hitting the node and watching it fall apart. I also wanted to try my hand at Fusion 360, so this seemed like the perfect opportunity.
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Fusion 360 sketch of PCB battery holder clip |
I still have a lot to learn in using Fusion 360 but I got the job done, um sort of. I had issues extruding the width less than I had initially and I didn't want to start over. So canceling the print worked good enough at the size I wanted.
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Fusion 360 model of PCB battery holder clip |
It came out quite nice. I just need to learn Fusion 360 properly.
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PCB battery holder in action
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