Pegasus 2 Jig

Big Project	Project	Project Manager

Big Project	Project	Project Manager
Pegasus 2	Pegasus 2 Jig	@Evan Janakievski

Task Description

Design a carrying jig for Peggy 2 that is compatible with the new landing gear, payload, and bottom plate

Constraints	Written By	Append Date

Constraints	Written By	Append Date
New bottom plate will not have as many mounting holes, use the large holes underneath the arms as mounting areas.	@Evan Janakievski	2024-11-07
Two variations of payload that it would possibly need to be compatible with.	@Evan Janakievski	2024-11-07
Have the base have arms that can reach past the motors unlike Peggy 1 Jig	@Evan Janakievski	2024-11-07

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Subteam	Contact	Contact Description
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Assignee	Asana Task	Date

Assignee

Asana Task

Date

@Victor Sun

@Shawn Henry Dragon

link to asana task assigned

2024-11-07

Use Peggy 1 Jig as inspiration for the new one, https://uwarg-docs.atlassian.net/wiki/x/FgD5jg

However, with the new landing gear and payload there will be a decent amount of changes.

Updates from @Alison Thompson after 2024-11-14 meeting:

Overall, looks good
- The arms go past the motors which is good, there will be some awkwardness when the jig is angled, but this becomes too large if we think about the other angle and becomes tedious to take on and off

A couple things I forgot to mention but could be improved upon:
The holes for the where the jig holds onto the drone can be increased in size.
- these were part of the drone before I made the first version and there have been issues when placing the drone on the jig

The countersunk holes can be taken away, they are a huge pain to machine and didn’t fully work as the 8 GA sheet isn’t thick enough
- Use just standard M5s and the center bolt can be taken away
The bottom of the gussets can be trimmed to be equal with the boxtube, the oversized dimensions was to act as a support when sitting on the table/ground. However, we can get rid of this as adding tpu (or other 3d printer material) endcaps can be added
- Ensure these endcaps are tall enough to go past the screw heads
  - Look at the endcaps on the arms for sizing to fit within the boxtube

The endcaps on the arms need to be rotated 180 degrees and can just be square, originally, I thought these would help with supporting the arms, but they don’t even touch the table half the time.
- Ensure they cover sharp edges essentially

Notes from mech meeting 2024-11-21:
- Just adjust the holes on the carbon fiber, just a couple millimeters extra
- No gusset changes or other hole changes
Whichever boxtube was changed please mark down somewhere so we know what needs to be ordered