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That's the first I have seen fitting the Maxx.
What did you use to do the cut out?
It Looks really clean and well done.
Very nice
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Thanks... Yeah it all fits and still can have 6 batteries... I hate putting the bracket on, so this was my solution....
I used a hobby knife, and a sawzall blade for wood... I wish I had a fine tooth blade though.... I used a ruler and took my time... This is the first mod for the Maxx range antenna I've seen....
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I used a hobby knife, and a sawzall blade for wood... I wish I had a fine tooth blade though.... I used a ruler and took my time... This is the first mod for the Maxx range antenna I've seen....
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They are the same Height. Not sure what's going on if it's stock landing gear??
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they're not the same height. the P3S is just slightly taller. not by much but certainly noticeable when using some cases.
I've been really happy with this Navitech case. I had to buy it from the UK and get it shipped to the states, but amazingly, it arrived in two days. That is faster than had I shipped something from California. Not to mention the shipping only cost $6. I was pretty surprised.
Anyway, what initially led me to this case was its price (~$40) and size. I think it is about as small as you can get and it still has really good flexibility for holding all the things that I want. What you see in these pictures is pretty Bare Bones, but it has plenty of room to store plenty of other things like a GoPro, extra batteries, tablet, etc..
The case holds its form very well, but the very back of it had me a little concerned because there was a very small bit of flex that could have touched the gimbal if it was really pressed upon. To help alleviate this I added a square piece of acrylic in the case to press against the landing feet. It seems to work great and the flex is no longer an issue.
Anyway, what initially led me to this case was its price (~$40) and size. I think it is about as small as you can get and it still has really good flexibility for holding all the things that I want. What you see in these pictures is pretty Bare Bones, but it has plenty of room to store plenty of other things like a GoPro, extra batteries, tablet, etc..
The case holds its form very well, but the very back of it had me a little concerned because there was a very small bit of flex that could have touched the gimbal if it was really pressed upon. To help alleviate this I added a square piece of acrylic in the case to press against the landing feet. It seems to work great and the flex is no longer an issue.
Nice Body guards with your case [emoji12]I seen many threads for people asking about what cases to get, yada yada yada.
However I did not see a dedicated thread showing your case setup!! Which I feel would be a good stop for new/old users who are looking to gather ideas of finished cases.
Mine is a case from MCM Electronics. The 22" weatherproof case.
22" Black Tactical Weatherproof Equipment Case | 22-24120 (2224120) | Distributed By MCM
I chose this case over others because of it's cost and build quality. I'm very happy with the outcome and setup. Everything fits perfectly and looks good.
(I forgot to label the top layer only has a cutout for a battery if installed on the phantom. So the case could carry a total of 3 with ease.Maybe two more off to the right in the "spare room.." section)
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Just finished this one for my inspire, not done yet but 90%
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I fixed my case to get rid of that hole. I think #3 filled it up quite nice![emoji847]
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I've been really happy with this Navitech case. I had to buy it from the UK and get it shipped to the states, but amazingly, it arrived in two days. That is faster than had I shipped something from California. Not to mention the shipping only cost $6. I was pretty surprised.
Anyway, what initially led me to this case was its price (~$40) and size. I think it is about as small as you can get and it still has really good flexibility for holding all the things that I want. What you see in these pictures is pretty Bare Bones, but it has plenty of room to store plenty of other things like a GoPro, extra batteries, tablet, etc..
The case holds its form very well, but the very back of it had me a little concerned because there was a very small bit of flex that could have touched the gimbal if it was really pressed upon. To help alleviate this I added a square piece of acrylic in the case to press against the landing feet. It seems to work great and the flex is no longer an issue.
Nice one mate
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Wow!! Have you got the orb of Kalazan in the bottom of your case?I've been really happy with this Navitech case. I had to buy it from the UK and get it shipped to the states, but amazingly, it arrived in two days. That is faster than had I shipped something from California. Not to mention the shipping only cost $6. I was pretty surprised.
Anyway, what initially led me to this case was its price (~$40) and size. I think it is about as small as you can get and it still has really good flexibility for holding all the things that I want. What you see in these pictures is pretty Bare Bones, but it has plenty of room to store plenty of other things like a GoPro, extra batteries, tablet, etc..
The case holds its form very well, but the very back of it had me a little concerned because there was a very small bit of flex that could have touched the gimbal if it was really pressed upon. To help alleviate this I added a square piece of acrylic in the case to press against the landing feet. It seems to work great and the flex is no longer an issue.
I finally got a case worth showing off .
Got the Nanuk 950 in the classifieds here for a great price. I've got the Maxx Range DBS antenna and the Amp set up on the RC. I cut away a little foam here and there so that everything fits perfect. I only have to take the Antenna off the RC, but can leave the amps on.
I love it!
And no, I don't fly with those props. They were just there when I took the pic.
I don't trust them...
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.Got the Nanuk 950 in the classifieds here for a great price. I've got the Maxx Range DBS antenna and the Amp set up on the RC. I cut away a little foam here and there so that everything fits perfect. I only have to take the Antenna off the RC, but can leave the amps on.
I love it!
And no, I don't fly with those props. They were just there when I took the pic.
I don't trust them...
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This showed up yesterday morning. Couldn't be happier [emoji106] I have a soft back pack for taking it on hikes but for everyday travel around to flying sites I love this style case.
Pelican Storm from Drones Plus.
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