A PVC enclosure with a 3/4" hole and 3/4" PVC couplers were purchased. The necessary length of the barrel should be reduced to 45mm, plus half of a modified coupler minus the distance the parts go into the enclosure. Another enclosure was considered which has two 3/4" holes facing the same direction. This could be used to make a double barreled design for two differently focused IR LEDs, or a visible light emitter next to the IR emitter or simply a tube to hole a laser emitter.
A surplus pistol harness was connected to one of the wooden vest platforms. Swivel clips were attached to two 1/4-20 bolts. Padding will be necessary since the platform can bang against the spine while running.
To do:
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A surplus pistol harness was connected to one of the wooden vest platforms. Swivel clips were attached to two 1/4-20 bolts. Padding will be necessary since the platform can bang against the spine while running.
Spinning model not included. Options shown
To do:
- Draft schematics
- Design screen mount
- Create vest mount for controller, battery, and terminal strip
- Build another test unit
- Make instructions for all parts
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2014-11-09 (Su)
2014-11-09 (Su)
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