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Heltec lora32 v3 case (18650, gps, rotary encoder)

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Creality Ender-3 S1

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill
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6.1 h
1 plate

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Malachite Green (31500) / Filament with spool / 1 kg
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  • rotary encoder x 1:
  • ina219 i2c current/voltage sensor (optional) x 1:
  • 868/433/915mhz antenna (depending on your region and model) x 1:
  • sma connector (included with most heltec lora boards) x 1:
  • 2x 18650 lion 3.6v batteries ( 1 would also work but wastes space) x 2:
  • TP4056 Lithium Battery Charger Module (or any other same size, optional) x 1:
  • neo6m gps module + antenna (optional) x 1:
  • mini switch (optional, for battery cutoff) x 1:
  • heltec lora32v3 / heltec lora32v3.1 x 1:

Description

case for heltec lora32 v3 / v3.1 (not tested for v2 or v4).

contains 2x 18650 lion batteries,

 option to add a switch for power,

 an external charger for 18650s to charge faster,

 GPS module and antenna for positioning,

 and a rotary encoder for canned messages module.

a sma connector that is included with the heltec lora32 v3 can screw into the top to attach an antenna.

i printed it with PETG but other materials should work fine,

it can be printed without supports, tho there are a few bridges the width of the board so if your printer has particularly bad cooling, consider using them.

 

for the rotary encoder, the knob is published here:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2737394-rotary-encoder-3d-model-rotary-encoder-knob#profileId-3035003

 

optionally you can glue pigtail antenna clips to the top to store it when using a bigger antenna

 

optionally you can add i2c current sensors like ina219 below the heltec, it fits but tightly.

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