ABS is tricky. But results are good.
I'll be trying to PC next when I have time.
My idea is to have one try for every battery. The battery stays in the tray for good. I considered having easy swap with a XT60, there is room for it in my one but I wont be doing that for my use case. I want 6-8 batteries in try's ready to go when I need them.
I haven't seen the one Andy has. I'm new to this forum.
Early on he developed that concept of a 3 wall tray with openings and the use of full dean connectors. The community pitched in hundreds of ideas and we all tried different strategies to accomplish a design that was suitable for the H.
Typhoon H battery tray
Once the design was completed a lot of people complained about the price....the people that didnt complain got free kits or at a ready to fly trays at a very low price.
I think many folks out there are still looking for a finished tray product for $30 so there is still a market you can potentially target.
Luckily aside from price complaints I havnt had any performance issues. No battery fallouts, no crashes, no fires, no damage, hopefully it stays that way and the next version is accepted with a lot of excitment!
The state with the highest sales is Yuneec's headquaters
So far these are the countries that have ordered the tray
Havn't sold any to my Cuban people but hopefully that will change really soon!