Analog Receiver Adapter Enclosure for DJI Digital FPV Goggles

Last crawled date: 4 years, 3 months ago

Updates:01/08/2020:
Added V2 bottom plate file with only difference being slightly smaller M2 screw holes. Try this bottom plate if you are finding the M2 screws being a bit too loose with the original bottom plate.
01/04/2020:
Link to rapidfire specifc top plate by Diggah can be found here:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4078541
Summary:
The URUAV fatshark analog FPV receiver adapter allows you to easily add an analog receiver module to your DJI FPV Goggles without having to solder or disassemble your goggles. The kit is great except there is nothing physically holding the analog receiver in place except the pins between the adapter module and the FPV receiver module so this would require you use some other method to hold it in place such as zip ties or rubber bands. The enclosure I created encases the adapter protecting it from damage while also making it easy to add any analog FPV receiver with it being secured by the normal locking tabs on the receiver faceplate. I hope this enclosure works for you. I don't have any experience with CAD or 3D design so I know this is not perfect and can be improved, so feel free to remix it.
Materials Needed:
URUAV FPV Analog Receiver Module Kit (links below for where you can purchase)
(4) M2x4-6mm screws to attach top to bottom plate
3M double sided sticky tape (or any equivalent)
Non-flexible filament of choice (I printed with 1.75mm PLA, 20% infill)
Assembly Instructions:
1.) Attach the plastic mount included with the module adapter to the adapter board with the included screws.
2.) Apply 3M double sided sticky tape to the inside of the bottom plate then insert the module board to secure it. Tip: The top of the board should be as flush as possible with the top edge without sticking out. To make it flush as possible I ended up using two layers of double sided sticky tape
3.) Remove the screws from the DJI goggle headstrap bracket and insert it through the analog adapter and secure it to the goggle as normal.
4.) Attach the top plate with the (4) M2 screws to seal it. You are now done.
Attach whatever analog FPV receiver module you want. I am using a FuriousFPV True-D module but most (if not all) should fit. I made the receiver locking holes 10mm wide to allow for adjustability front/back so other receivers should line up with the pins without any issues.
Links to adapter kit for purchase:
RaceDayQuads: https://www.racedayquads.com/products/analog-fpv-fatshark-module-adapter-for-dji-digital-fpv-goggles?variant=31203537453169
Banggood: https://www.banggood.com/URUAV-5_8G-RX-PORT-2_0-DJI-Digital-FPV-Goggles-Simulation-Receiver-Board-for-DJI-Fatshark-FPV-Goggles-p-1605285.html?cur_warehouse=CN