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I would think you could but it might be tight. Don't use an ultra short 😅. I'd also recommend the direct mount case unless your head tube is very close. |
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Definitely use the direct mount mod then. We have a mount for the echelon
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Thanks guys. Seems like it might be better to do a PCB build for the new case. Any chance someone out here has 1 board to sell? PCBway has a 5 minimum and I figure I'd ask =) |
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This thing came out great! Thanks so much for your help sourcing the electronics @eMadman ! The soldering jig helped me A LOT! |
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Has anybody successfully ported a V1 (non PCB) to V2 case? Looks like the V2 case is PCB only, I'm curious if someone's done it without the PCB, or if there's a bracket I can print to make a non PCB fit into the V2?
My V1 case works great, and I have all the pieces I need to make it work, so I'm hoping to be able to port it all to the new case.
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