yaesu ft 817 stand 3d models

Yaesu FT-817/818 stand. Stand is assembled using 3mm countersunk bolts and nuts. ...I used velcro strap to hold radio to stand.

Stand Bar substitute for feet in the protective cage 3d print Need M4 Screw & Nut x2 Print instructionsCategory: Electronics Summary Stand Bar substitute for feet in the protective cage 3d print Need M4 Screw & Nut x2

Stand a metal rod with a hexagonal head, called an M4 screw, and a matching nut in place of your feet inside the safety enclosure made by a three-dimensional printer. ...I need two instances of this combination.

This design provides protection for the knobs of your Yaesu FT-817 or FT-818 radio by utilizing the stock screws without requiring adjustments to their length. You can print this stand separately, which is removable when you need to move it for...

This parts are designed to provide a protective shield for the knobs of the Yaesu FT-817 or FT-818, utilizing the stock screws and requiring no adjustments to screw length. You can print the legs separately, which can be easily removed when you...

This is a Tilt-Up stand designed specifically for the YAESU FT-817/818. Please print two of each component. Assembly will require 4 tapping screws, measuring 3x8 inches in length. However, there's an issue with the microphone connector being...

Battery replacement cover for the Yaesu FT-817/817ND and probably the FT-818. The published part has no callsign added. ...You can add this on Tinkercad.

Compact Portable Radio Solution - Enhanced Functionality Elevate your mobile operations with our versatile Yaesu FT-817 radio accessory system. Engineered for convenience, this package includes essential components to boost the performance of your...

... easy to 3D print and comes with a carrying strap that was included with my radio. This tool also functions as a desk stand while seated at a table. ...The back frame, highlighted in red on my photos, can be accessed by visiting my profile page.

I'm standing near my trusty Yaesu FT-817 radio.

... quite nicely . I've used this for about a year doing SOTA and it has worked great enjoy. There is no difference between the 817/817ND/818 apart from the name on the front Please don't remove my call sign from the inside , it "is" all my own work.

Stnad for yaesu FT-817 radio Category: DIY

A custom cradle stand is designed to hold a Yaesu FT-817/818 securely in place. The stand consists of four distinct components. ...To assemble it, tap an M3 or #4-40 UNC thread into each hole on the two side panels and then attach the front and rear...

This battery pack is specifically designed for the Yaesu FT-817, utilizing three high-capacity 18650 Li-Ion cells that are individually protected from damage. ...To get up and running, simply swap out the stock battery compartment for a custom...

Simple retractable Stand for the FT-817, FT-818 Radio. ...Nut should be selfsecuring or use Locti** (no advertising)

I'm excited to showcase my first "table legs" design, carefully crafted to securely hold my Yaesu FT-817 and its paired LDG Z-817 tuner together in one neat package. With just rubber bands as a temporary holding mechanism, the LDG is perfectly...

I created a straightforward adapter to substitute or supplement a shoulder strap for an FT-817 or FT-817ND. You'll only need to purchase the strap itself, as the existing screws work perfectly well. ... Print Settings Printer: Monoprice Select Mini ...

... in the "dovetail" connectors, which are robust and aesthetically pleasing. This design might appeal to owners of the FT-817 from Yasu. ...The body is not designed for backpack use; instead, it's better suited for a more structured carrying method.

Customized Feet Raise Front Face of Yaesu FT817 for Improved Reading Angle. --- Update --- Enhanced Design Provides Increased Sturdiness. ...Additional Source Files Included for Enhanced Usability.

A clip allowing to attach a neck strap to your Yaesu FT-817/818. ...A necessity when hunting satellites, quite useful for /p activities too.

This is a case/enclosure for YEASU FT-817and FT-818. I designed this in a way that no support is needed and also in parts that can be printed on any printer including Prusa MINI. To assemble you need following items: 1- 30 x Brass Inserts M2 x...

This is a Stand for the Yaesu FT-818, FT-817, FT-817ND. The radio sits on top of the stand and is stable for shack use, your experience in the field may vary. ... 73

3D printed radio holders for the Yaesu FT-70D

stand for yaesu ft-4x radio , this is a fitting for a car mount , but for now only the desktop version , it came out very light so it is best to glue. ... enjoy !

I recently purchased a Yaesu FT-70Dr radio. I wanted a stand for this radio. I have one for my Radioddity GD-77 and with a slight mod works great on my Anytone AT-D868uv. ... Shout out to the creator of the Radioddity GD-77 stand:...

I recently acquired a Yaesu FT-70Dr radio, which necessitated a sturdy base for support. I already had a stand designed specifically for my Radioddity GD-77, and with some minor adjustments, it proved to be an excellent fit for my Anytone AT-D868uv...

The standard tuning knob is too small for my fat fingers, so I made this. You will need a short 3mm screw to fix it to the shaft. Print with supports, in fine resolution. PLA is OK If you download this and use it please hit LIKE! ...Print Settings...

<p>The standard tuning knob is too small for my fat fingers, so I made this. You will need a short 3mm screw to fix it to the shaft.</p> <p>Print with supports, in fine resolution. ...PLA is OK</p> <p>If you download this and use it please hit LIKE!</p>...

The standard tuning knob is too small for my fat fingers, so I made this. You will need a short 3mm screw to fix it to the shaft. Print with supports, in fine resolution. ...PLA is OK If you download this and use it please hit LIKE!

Ho acquistato questa radio usata e non ho mai avuto il perno di blocco per lo sportello del vano batterie del YAESU FT-817. L'ho realizzato con FUSION 360 e stampato con ender 3. Non posso dire che sia precisissimo probabilmente non a causa...