Wisent Collar Payload (primary battery)

Step-by-step production process.

Electronics

GPS board

  1. Irnas Lacuna space modem v0.2

  2. add GPS antenna (1590MHz/1594MHz ??)

  3. other side: RF connector (=elephant)

Lion board

  1. remove all components from the top - keep antenova

  2. add 0-ohm resistor

  3. add picoblade connector (see images 2-5)

  4. battery 5-pack assembly

  5. add wires to the battery pack

Mechanics

Enclosure

  1. plastic enclosure production

  2. washing of the enclosure

  3. aluminium lid production

  4. anodisation of the aluminium lid

  5. screw holes indentation on attachment plates

  6. polishing of the attachment plates

  7. assembly of electronics inside the hardware

  8. assembly of the hardware - enclosure + lid (screws: 14x DIN7985 M4x12 rust-free /tracker)

  9. engraving of serial numbers (laser parameters: power 30%, speed 250 mm/s)

Engraving

Collar

  1. TPU leather flat belt production (BioThane Granite 230 TPU Coated Webbing, colour TN232)

  2. width: 50 mm

  3. length: 1.2 m

  4. logo engraving (cutting: power 100%, speed 10 mm/s, scanning: power 40%, speed 250 mm/s)

serial - wisent collar 50mm.rld

Assembly

GPS antenna (1594MHz) + RF connector on the Irnas Lacuna space moi
bended pin on a picoblade connector
scratched surface of the board revealing the copper underneath
positioning of the picoblade connector
solder the picoblade connector to the board
battery 5-pack assembly
preparing the wires for the battery pack
battery 5-pack final assembly with the wires
+ wire connection detail
- wire connection detail
Wisent tracker assembly
connect antenna cable and battery
fix lion board with 2 screws
attach battery holder with 4 screws
insert battery
connect the board with GPS antenna and slide it into the slot
attach the lid

Engraving

Collar

  1. TPU leather flat belt production (BioThane Granite 230 TPU Coated Webbing, colour TN232)

  2. width: 50 mm

  3. length: 1.2 m

  4. logo engraving (cutting: power 100%, speed 10 mm/s, scanning: power 40%, speed 250 mm/s)

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