3D Printing a Bracket for Auto-Blip Install

[@_Mike_D_]

I been using the auto blip for 2 years. Was a game changer for me. Not much support from the company if you need it, but the owner is a really good guy. I just used heavy duty Velcro to mount.

[@jr3628]

good luck on your first for the year, which track is it?

[@ajhartmanaero]

VIR

[@jr3628]

@@ajhartmanaero AH have fun out there, i love that track. the speed changes must play hell with your aero setup.

[@chikogota]

never tested a car with a system like that, but seems very helpfull to make you fas only thing i would add, it is to put something to stick the knobs once you have them dial to your taste, a simple thing in case you wanna move it they move very easily( from the video it seems they are ver soft knobs, so i believe that with vibration or maybe working around the car, they can be moved, if not forget about it) take care and hope you can race soon, very glad to see your races

[@ajhartmanaero]

Not a bad idea. I’ll look into it if they end up being bumped or moved to easily.

[@Omclubber]

hi do you have plan for 3d autoblip support ? thank

[@mtbsuperninja]

I guess I just don't understand why this wasn't a velcro mount in the first place? I mean, if you wanted in a place that is carpet or something? But seems like this situation calls for the VZD (Velcro, Zip-ties or duct tape) mounting method.

[@mtbsuperninja]

Alternate question, would race cars still exist without velcro, zip-ties and duct tape? or would we have all given up by now? I hope the answer is yes but I also know not to underestimate the extent of human laziness.

[@ajhartmanaero]

Cause it’s effectively “floating” off where I mounted it. But yes, faster/cheaper/easier mounting could have been done in other locations.

[@boychef4862]

What do you use for cad?

[@ajhartmanaero]

OnShape