Enclosures / 3D Printing

@Sweebee right, the boxes are those: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Two-Style-small-plastic-box-IP67-waterproof-electronic-cases-abs-plastic-enclisure-diy-junction-box/32296423555.html just just... for the 1W solar pannel but it fits in diagonal. The solar pannel is from the mysensors store, comming "from australia" I don't know really where from but very fast shipping and real 1W ! Lipo are 1500mAh and 4000mAh: http://www.ebay.com/itm/171765587681?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT BTW if you're interrested in standalone sensors, have a look at the thread that shows 2 ways: http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/1484/solar-pannel-and-lion-or-lipo/7

Ok, now with connected batteries without any soldering :-) [image: 1436783499687-20150713_122659.jpg] [image: 1436783518103-20150713_122650.jpg]

@ServiceXp said: @marceltrapman FABtotum**(s)** as in more then 1? Nice... That is exactly it :) Right now it is 1. #2 is waiting for 50 units before me.

@hek said: 9 hours later... Tada! It usually takes 9 months at least ;-)

@naveen Nice job! Impressive that you also managed to print the gear!

To add another option to this thread. I have not yet used them but I am collecting these. They look like they are made for these types of sensors :) [image: upload-5ab9f9f4-a5df-4045-a52d-75c2b04c6162.png]

@Yveaux It's the Temp Sensor. All I had were the waterproof ones.

Actually, one thing that speaks for SketchUp is the availability of other designs. So for a case-design, it should be possible to download a 3D model of an Arduino board, in order to make sure it fits well.

@axillent check out the project again. They are really a couple of geeks working towards creating the maximum that is possible within the mix. It looks like they improve things by the hour or so whenever they think something can be improved. To be honest I wish I had the machine on my desk already :)

I have plan to buy 3d printer sooner or later. This device is perfect for our projects:)