
Mar 26th 2015
Know How... 136
Car Hacking, NAT's VLAN's and AlienX
We use NAT "Network Address Translation" to segment a network.
Car Hacking just got a lot easier, we got NAT in our NAT, when should you use a VLAN, AlienX integration, and more!
A $60 Gadget That Makes Car Hacking Far Easier
Alien-X Integration
Frame: Dead Cat or "X-Alien" Frame $18
Motors: EMAX 2213-935KV (Pack of 4)) $58.31
ESCs: F-30A FIRE RED SERIES SIMONK-(RAPIDESC) ($10ea x 4) $40
Power Distribution: POWER DISTRIBUTION BOARD 2OZ COPPER $2
Propellors: HQ PROP 8X4.5 SF CARBON COMPOSITE PROP ($4.38 X 2) $8.76
Flight Controller:
- KK2.1.5 Flight Controller $19
- Straight Pins $3
- Connectors $3.5
Support:
- 14 AWG Stranded Silicone Wire (5' + 5') $7.5
- Heat Shrink Tubing $4.39
- 3.5mm Bullet Connectors (20 Male + 20 Female) $3.99
- Nylon Spacers $4.96
- M3-0.5 8mm Machine Screw $4.55
Total $177.96
Tools:
- Wire Cutters
- Insulation Strippers
- Soldering Iron + solder
- Helping Hands
- Screwdriver w/Phillips and Hex bits
- Velcro Strapping
Also Required:
- Radio/Receiver
- Battery
- Charger
Procedure:
- Decide which arms will be for and aft, then mark your arms #1-4 (Clockwise from front left)
- Mount motors on arms with 8mm M3-0.5 screws, lightly covered in Locktite Blue
- Thread Motor leads to top deck of arms
- Mark ESC motor leads - leaving room for Bullet Connectors
- Cut/Tin motor leads and power leads on ESCs (unless pre-cut and tinned)
- Solder Female 3.5mm bullet connectors to the ESC motor leads
- Solder Male 3.5mm bullet connectors on the ESC power leads
- Insulate ends with heat-shrink
- Connect bullet connectors of ESCs to motors
- Zip Tie ESCs to arms
- Cut/Strip/Tin 8 x 2" lengths of 14 AWG silicone wire (4 red, 4 black)
- Cut/Strip/Tin 2 x 5" lengths of 14 AWG silicone wire (1 red, 1 black)
- Solder a female 2mm bullet connector to the end of each 2" wire
- Solder both 5" lengths of wire into a Male XT60 connector
- Insulate ends with heat-shrink
- Solder the other ends of all wires into the Power Distribution Board
- Using nylon spacers, mount the Power Distribution board, contact points upwards to the lower frame plate
- Attach arms to lower frame.
- Run power and control leads from ESCs to interior of craft
- Connect ESC power leads to PDB power leads
- Mount top frame plate on arms.
- Connect ESC leads to Flight Controller
- Connect Receiver leads to flight controller
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