Thread: Mounting Maxbotix rangefinders
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Re: Mounting Maxbotix rangefinders
I don't know if it counts as robust or well protected, but all I did was use a couple of zip ties to hold it to a piece of polycarbonate. That was a last minute addition, but I didn't have any issues with it.

EDIT: In 2006 I used a generous amount of hot glue to secure it to a servo. I didn't have any problems with that either, but maybe I'm just lucky.
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