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OrangeRX DSMX JR Antenna Relocation
Relocate the SMA connection on the OrangeRX DSMX JR module 90 degrees
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Description
This is a small model to relocate the SMA connector (without modifying the case) for the most recent model of the OrangeRX DSMX JR module (with the screws on the back/bottom) from coming straight out, up 90 degrees.
Make sure you print the main adapter with the slot/hole facing down, as displayed in the preview above. There are internal overhangs that do not play nice with a simpler orientation
This lets the antenna avoid interfering with the bracebar on most transmitters.
I use mine with a Turnigy 9X.
Materials and methods
X-Acto/Hobby knife
Phillips #1
Pliers
1. Open up the module with a #1 Phillips screwdriver - at least on mine, they were very tight and using the wrong size will strip the heads very fast.
2. Disconnect the u.fl connector and remove the SMA connector from the top half of the housing.
3. Push the SMA connector up through the bottom entry hole in the printed adapter, screw down the nut and washers to fix it in place, and feed the coax/u.fl connector through the entry tube.
4. Squeeze the adapter housing and press fit the entry tube through the factory hole in the top of the module.
5. Press fit the adapter cap into the bottom entry hole to fix in place.
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SomeOtherDude published this design ago