10pcs Upgraded Tiny Whoop JST-PH 2.0 Male and Female Connector Cable for Battery JJRC H36 H67 Blade Inductrix E010 E013

Sure, I can give a list of what I used. From Muzi.Works: Crowpanel Advance 3.5 17cm Muzi whip antenna ATGM3336H GPS *optional From Amazon: Meshnology 5000mAh battery IMPORTANT NOTE, the polarity is REVERSED for the crowpanel SMA to u.fl pigtail INA219 current sensor *optional 4 pin HY2.0 connectors and pigtails *optional You might also want: JST-PH 2.0 pigtails to wire on the INA219 to make it easier to plug and unplug the battery. I reused the end of the included battery charger and a battery connector I already had. When wiring the INA, I made its input plug match the "normal" meshnology battery polarity at the socket, and flipped it to match the crowpanel on the output plug. The INA219 is optional, but the crowpanel lacks hardware to monitor the battery charge otherwise, and the GPS is also relatively optional, as the crowpanel has an integrated realtime clock, which can be set in other ways and keeps time fine, and knowing your position isn't strictly required. If you skip these both, you can make the project work using only the panel, antenna and connector, and battery alone, just make sure to use a pin or knife tip to remove and swap the battery connector pins so they match the + and - marking on the panel itself.

Case is Bnb gen3 from Focusattack.com https://a.co/d/07ht7o5i battery wiring https://a.co/d/03mShfOL for connecting connecting part to brook board and https://a.co/d/02zvlqXL for status LED et Oled screen https://a.co/d/0cUusztS Led https://a.co/d/0aYDwag7 oled screen https://a.co/d/030WLreI RGB strip Brook manual says compatible with WS2812B. RGB strip is all I could find. If anyone know proper RGB lighting that can be mounted to 30mm Button compatible with Brook I'd be interested. I tried RGB from Focusattack.com but it's only compatible with the GP2040-CE apparently. https://a.co/d/0h7zMNxr USB-C pass-through

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NWD5NTN Those are the connectors I used for the battery leads. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CTRH86M Those are the XT30's I use. They fit nice and snug. I have the XT60's but that's somewhere deep in my previous order list. A cheap soldering iron and some decent lead solder and don't forget the "helping hands" and you're set. I suggest heat shrink tube for covering the solder, just safer in the long run. Now I can charge those batteries with the d300 and look at the cells directly. If I remember correctly, when I first hooked it up I was at like 3.2v and 3.4v on the cells or something wild. My last storage charge they were both identical sitting at 3.789v according to the D300. Luckily the charge port is wired correctly for a balance lead, so you shouldn't have to make an adapter for it like you would a Traxxas battery. Hope it helps my friend. Those USB chargers are nice for "on the go". But they just aren't very dependable.