Aaahhh, I see. Good deal then. The frame I am building (I wont refer to mine as a chassis, out of respect) will not be hard connected to the blade socket. My speaker will be secured to the bottom of the hilt and the frame holding my board and battery will be in a thin foam sleeve. Well, that's the plan anyway. :D Deans micro plugs will be the connectors used. I have a lot of those left from my micros! Hey, this is fun! ;D
Micros You say :D
Have you seen this?
http://eitsrc.com/DAYTONA.htmSomething I did when they were popular a few years ago 8)
This chassis hands down Won 1st West Coast Micro Challenge from Hitec
1st place 3rd and 5th in Mod open and 2nd and 6th places in other classes.
I designed this double deck Carbon fiber chassis for the Xray-M18 based on the fact that
it needed to move with the ground and not against it.
Un matched in corners with my lower and upper chassis configuration...
and the Motek all the others and even Xray them selves copied the xxx out of my upper deck designs.
the XGT was the very first chassis ever out for the M18 and it evolved into the XGT daytona.
Anyway back to Lightsabers :D