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Inductrix FPV Battery Cap - Flex

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UPDATE: these are both for batteries with mx connectors

V6 is for the Crazepony 230mah batteries

V3.5 is for the E-lite 200mah batteries.

This is my take on battery caps for the 3.7/3.8v lipo batteries for the Inductrix FPV (what I have) or the tiny whoop (it's my understanding this should work too)

I printed mine in Ninja Flex. Perfect fit really depends on the battery. I used some 200mah batteries as my guide, and they fit nice and snug. But I just got some 230mah batteries, and while they fit fine, but would fall off if you shake them. So print a few, and see how they do for your batteries, then if you need to make them super snug, you can shrink (scale) them a couple of percent.

You can print in one color for charged, and another color for discharged. But I just have one.

If it's charged, it's got a cap on it. If the battery needs a charge, there's no cap.
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What you need to print this: Beginner Low confidence
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FDM / FFF
File format
STL
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Cura, PrusaSlicer, or similar
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