well here it is with the holes drilled I used a 2 inch hole saw for the lens ....hole and a spade bit ...2..of them 1.5 and a 1 inch for the flash hole,1.5 to countersink it...since I glue mine from the outside. Most people use forstner bits.
Next I will pull everything out let the glue dry on the shelf And Paint it good on the inside with a flat black paint.Thesse
cases tend to have flash bleed if you do not put a barrier between the flash hole and the lens.
I should have drilled a hole if I were to use a thumb screw in the tripod hole ...but I think I will just cut a slot to slide the cam in and out,still using the thumb screw.
You have to think out in the field ,what would be easier
I think it would be easier to slide the cam. out and remove the mem. card...or check the LCD screen.I have big thumbs and fingers.Well enough babbling here it is up to this point.
Stay with me on this if you see something that we can improve on ,do not be bashful,let me know.
We will finish this in a day or so ,I am doing this to show you guys even a a guy with 2 left hands can do it.We will clean it up pull everything out and giv e it a good coat of paint tommorrow.See that little area between the shelf and Battery ...well that will be where the sensor board Simple sniper will go.I see I need to Knock the silver finger hold off to.That would be to get it to lay flush.
Looks rough now but it will take shape.
something very important ,I left out...YOU MUST MODIFY YOUR 4 D CELLS,run pos to pos neg. to neg,clip the connecting terminals
you should have 3volts or a little more,...If you fail to do this mod you will fry your cam,with 6 volts.
4 AA 6volts
4c cell 6volts
4 Dcells 6 volts Get the pic. it is all about amps.
4 D will last 6 months in the field