RobertBaumer said:
mike said:
I used AutoCAD for my mount diagram. There is a free full feature 30 day trial. If you have an edu email address, you can get a license free.
https://www.autodesk.com/products/autocad/free-trial
Yes, I have a .edu address but have not used it in some time....... It would be nice if they recognized a .mil address.
One of the other members helped me out converting to dxf and now I have AutoCad and AutoDesk Fusion 360. The rack design is based off a 14s120p in one unit rather two. I was going to ask to remove some metal to allow packs to breathe through the back, but it looks to be too much. I sent the design over to Sheldon, let me know if you need a copy.
Bob
Bob,
Let me know if you want any other file types. SolidWorks can export in a bunch of different file types, and one of them you ought to be able to import into AutoDesk or AutoCad.
-John-
John
I am probably going to try to buy 4 of them, I sent out the file to the laser cutter. In the mean time, I have to look for a supplier and also a good method for testing these damn cells. I soon will have enough for my first pack and I really like your bus bar design. The question I have now is, do you wait till you have all 14 packs and evenly distribute or doesn't it matter???
Bob