Battery trays are tight...

[justindewoody]

My battery trays seem to be too tight-fitting in the slot. I tried putting the bare tray in without batteries...and I have to jam it in with the palm of my hand to make it go in the slot. Anyone else experiencing this? I guess I'm gonna have to sand the sides of the trays down a bit.

Justin

[Jason Bell]

Originally Posted by justindewoody

My battery trays seem to be too tight-fitting in the slot. I tried putting the bare tray in without batteries...and I have to jam it in with the palm of my hand to make it go in the slot. Anyone else experiencing this? I guess I'm gonna have to sand the sides of the trays down a bit.

Justin

Make sure they are sanded smooth/round edges on all the carbon pieces just like the frames. The same with the carbon rails. When both are sanded, it should slide in like glass.

[justindewoody]

Thanks J-weezie. I will give it a try. You da MAN!

Justin

[frito169]

you need to monut the guides for the battery tray with the battery tray in it otherwise you can make it too tight.

[Fasster]

if you use velcro on the packs and trays make sure you line them up with the straps , if not aligned the tray will warp and make it hard to get in.

[Jason Bell]

Originally Posted by Fasster

if you use velcro on the packs and trays make sure you line them up with the straps , if not aligned the tray will warp and make it hard to get in.

Adding on this, if a buckle is just in the right spot, it catches near the front I believe on a nut. I moved the buckle down (towards landing gear) and it then slid right in.


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[justindewoody]

Thanks for all the input guys. I appreciate it.

Justin