Improved Seestar s50 Pro Powerbank Backpack
por Jim Akers en Thingiverse
This is Version 5, after several nights of field testing, making the backpack more secure and convenient. The biggest change was increasing the grip depth of the claw. The s50p has a very narrow channel between the arm and body. The 1mm claw fits securely with no contact of the arm. Link to the...
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This is Version 5, after several nights of field testing, making the backpack more secure and convenient. The biggest change was increasing the grip depth of the claw. The s50p has a very narrow channel between the arm and body. The 1mm claw fits securely with no contact of the arm. Link to the Powerbank used: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CJBQBB7F?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1&th=1 The battery box is designed to fit snugly so that it does not shift when used in equatorial mode. It could be resized for different batteries, if desired. The hole at the bottom of the box allows the connector to pass out to reach the plug on the telescope. I used Glow-in-the-Dark PLA to make finding it easier to find when in the field. The glow is well away from the viewing light path. Buttons and plugs are clear of the backpack. Print with supports on oriented sitting as shown in the photo.
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