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February 12, 2024
Description
Holds six batteries for my Hero 10 and 12. Honestly, there are probably cooler GoPro battery holders on here, but I made this one for myself to fit in with my other rechargeable battery holders. I started using these for some camera batteries and found that I really liked being able to see what's charged and what's dead by the orientation (electrical contacts in for charged, out for dead). So yeah...odd disclosure aside... :)
I printed mine in PETG with an 0.8 nozzle on 0.64 layers.
If you want some additional info, and/or to check out the other variations, you can find it here.
Or if you want to brave my ugly CAD, the files are available on OnShape here.
License:
GNU GPL - GNU General Public License 3.0
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