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11-09-2016, 18:35
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Re: Do you use 3d printed mounts?
We designed a really nice 3D printed mount for the new radio, the bolt holes on the bottom, that was really nice looking and held well. As you all know, this was then destroyed as a broken acrylic board required us to redo a lot of wiring. In the heat of competition, some things just don't hold us as well as electrical tape around a piece of metal frame a few times.
I plan on finishing the Inventor files for that mount and posting it on thingiverse soon, if you're interested. 
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