Great job my friend I’m in the process of getting my charging box finished up but my question for you is how did you cut your acrylic this is what’s holding me up now thanks for sharing your build
Thanks bro, the fans are being used as exhaust. The fans are blowing out and pulling air thru the vents that are cut in the plexiglass. Over time, I found that it helps to have a thin filter over the vent holes to reduce dust inside of case.
@@rtrent3988 Thanks. I was wondering if the were on the exhaust side what you did about dust. Again thanks...Im building another one because my Powrlab6 bricked due to a software issue. I got a new PL8 with bump controller. Happy holidays
That looks like it is ready for some night time flying/you did a perfect job on that portable charging system Brother/nice and clean job and you could probably sell those 🚁💨💨💨💨
@@rtrent3988 you're going to have to go directly to the manufacturer for all the parts, so you can bring your cost down and resell for a profit/I bought some airplanes and boats off of alibaba.com and that was directly through the manufacturer ,I am going to resell
Now that is very very well made and it looks nice too, great work, you have a good sense to make everything look nice. HNY2019 and lots of heli flying time ;) greetings from Slovenia, EU...
Once I got all the parts, it took about 3 hours to build. With my work schedule, I wouldn't have the time to build one now. But I can help by answering any question on the build.
I thought about building a few of these cases. I just hadn't got around to doing it. These home made cases are a fraction of the cost especially if you have a charger and power supply on hand already.
I used an oscillating tool to make the cuts on acrylic. The acrylic will have a protective sheet adhered to it. I made all my measurements using a standard tape measure. I marked it on the sheet all at once then made the cuts.
@@nickjonesrc I clamped the acrylic down to a table. That will help the acrylic not vibrate. The oscillating tool does a really good job cutting acrylic. I got mine from Harbor freight for $25.
@@jonprophet1378 It's a Oscillating Multi-Tool with a half moon blade. This is the part number for harbor freight. Wood/metal blade 63131 and the multi tool 62279.
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MIND BLOWING !!!!!!!! one of the best videos i've seen on this topic. Thank you so much.
Your welcome and Thank you so much for the kind words. I hope it was helpful.
Looks like turntables with the lights off. Great build, thanks for sharing.
lol! Thanks bro, sure does look like turntables.
Fantastic job.
Thank you!
Dayum! That's dope ! Looks really nice and professional my man. 👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks Jason!
Awesome bro that's a nicely built power supply box you made. Great work!
Thanks bro! Im going to visit a few RC events in 2019 and this will come in handy.
Well done sir. Do you have a link for those power supplies
Great job my friend I’m in the process of getting my charging box finished up but my question for you is how did you cut your acrylic this is what’s holding me up now thanks for sharing your build
Thanks bro. I used an oscillating saw with a half moon blade to cut the acrylic. I bought a fairly cheap one from Harbor Freight.
CHEAP?? That is a work of art!!!
Thank you!
Nice job where did you get your power supply and charger and do you think they’re still available?
Thanks bro, unfortunately, these to items are both discontinued. Revolectric makes a newer style charger this size and wattage.
Beautiful case. How are you fans installed...meaning + or - pressure. Is the intake facing up or exhaust facing up?
Thanks bro, the fans are being used as exhaust. The fans are blowing out and pulling air thru the vents that are cut in the plexiglass. Over time, I found that it helps to have a thin filter over the vent holes to reduce dust inside of case.
@@rtrent3988 Thanks. I was wondering if the were on the exhaust side what you did about dust. Again thanks...Im building another one because my Powrlab6 bricked due to a software issue. I got a new PL8 with bump controller. Happy holidays
Cool, I've always liked Revolectrix products. I also use to purchase their lipos. You have a Merry Christmas & Happy new year.
great job
Thank you!
Excellent job my friend! I would like to know about the power supply and the jst board, where I can get those?
Thanks!! I got both the power supply and jst board from ebay. The power can be set up as 12 or 24vdc 1800w. The name of the power supply is juice box.
Can you post links to everything you used and maybe do a step by step video
Awesome. Parts list?
Thanks! Sorry, I don't have a parts list other than what was mentioned in the video.
That looks like it is ready for some night time flying/you did a perfect job on that portable charging system Brother/nice and clean job and you could probably sell those 🚁💨💨💨💨
Thanks brother, I plan to do a few fun flies for 2019. I actually thought about making some to sell. lol!
@@rtrent3988 I think you should do the fun flies because you are a man of many talents/you already have the brand to go with everything-Flyn Lo
@@Super020469 Very interesting brother. That is a good idea about the brand.
@@rtrent3988 you're going to have to go directly to the manufacturer for all the parts, so you can bring your cost down and resell for a profit/I bought some airplanes and boats off of alibaba.com and that was directly through the manufacturer ,I am going to resell
@@Super020469 I will look into that Thanks.
Wow that’s nice! Great job
Thanks bro!
thats a bad azz case bro. thanks for doing a video on this
Thanks bro and your welcome, i was hoping this would help someone.
Fantastic job my friend. Looks Incredible and I'm sure it does everything you want it to do! Well Done, enjoy it! 😍👍🚁
Thanks Larry! The charging case is still going strong.
Now that is very very well made and it looks nice too, great work, you have a good sense to make everything look nice. HNY2019 and lots of heli flying time ;) greetings from Slovenia, EU...
Thank you very much bro, you have a Happy New Year! Greetings from Alabama, US
How much would you build one for. I have no skills when it comes to this stuff but I need a box!
Once I got all the parts, it took about 3 hours to build. With my work schedule, I wouldn't have the time to build one now. But I can help by answering any question on the build.
Whoa! what do we have here!!? Nice charging case! Well done bro! I'm back. Time for some videos. Cheers! :-)
Thanks bro! Same here, Im back and will be posting more videos. Happy New Years, Cheers!
I would like to buy one of these cases
I thought about building a few of these cases. I just hadn't got around to doing it. These home made cases are a fraction of the cost especially if you have a charger and power supply on hand already.
Outstanding!
Thanks!
Awesome case I’ve been flying rc helis for year and need one of these. Can u make on for me ???
Thanks bro, I can in the near future. For now, my work schedule and a few other things got me booked up.
@@rtrent3988 thx bro for even considering it
Great job sweets!
Thanks!
Very very nice brotha, how expensive is it to make? Are you making these to sale? One Luv!
Thanks bro! Everything minus the lipo charger and power supply around 130. I thought about making some for sale in the near future.
@@rtrent3988 Ok cool, it & when you do, holla at me!
@@mtctookie25 i sure will!
@@rtrent3988 Bet
Yo bro, thank you for this video i will be making one just like it soon.
Your welcome bro,
Have you got your cooling fans set up as intake or exhaust or one of each?
Both cooling fans are intakes.
dope man, awesome
Thanks bro!
How did you measure and cut the acrylic ?
I used an oscillating tool to make the cuts on acrylic. The acrylic will have a protective sheet adhered to it. I made all my measurements using a standard tape measure. I marked it on the sheet all at once then made the cuts.
The corners is what I’m having trouble with
@@nickjonesrc I clamped the acrylic down to a table. That will help the acrylic not vibrate. The oscillating tool does a really good job cutting acrylic. I got mine from Harbor freight for $25.
@@rtrent3988 Do you mean a rotary tool? Like a dremel? What attachment or cutter did you use on the tool?
@@jonprophet1378 It's a Oscillating Multi-Tool with a half moon blade. This is the part number for harbor freight. Wood/metal blade 63131 and the multi tool 62279.
Where did you get the Acrylic ? How much $$ was it?
I purchased the acrylic from Ebay. The price ranges from 10 to 20 dollars.
@@rtrent3988 what did you use to cut the acrylic and do such a stellar job! Well done on the case!
@@mattmcguire348 Thanks! I used a oscillating multi tool to make all the cuts on acrylic.