Electronics projects got a little disrupted this weekend with the arrival of my new 3D printer. But here's the audio amp from the Soldersmoke DCR with the speaker in its newly printed case. Very happy with that.
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In case you are wondering... I plan to keep the receiver as Bill Meara says "al fresco" meaning it won't be cased up, it will be on a board. So the speaker needs to mount in or to something.
@span relistan VERY NICE! Having no printer here, my approach is double-stick foam tape holding the speaker magnet onto a bare patch of circuit board. Such foam tape appears in many projects here (along with tie-wrap, hot glue, epoxy, electrical tape, and other on-hand items). Missing such state of the art “printing” capabilities though. Glad to see it is helping upscale your projects! 73
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@span n8dmt thanks! I also have hot glue, zip ties, and double sided foam tape in many projects! I never had anywhere to put a printer but now have enough space in my workshop. My brother is an expert and pointed me at what to get. Another learning curve 😅 but very excited about it!
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