ALTA LCD Saver with iPhone Holder

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This description is an ongoing work in progress that will be updated over the next few days. ALTA LCD Saver with an iPhone 6 holder added - I designed this part based on another LCD saver I have stored in my files. An old iPhone 6s was used for its GPS and Speedometer apps, which can also be used for other purposes. The standard ALTA screen is somewhat limited in what it displays, so I don't really use it for anything but the battery gauge. I generally like to use Motion X GPS app because of its ability to record tracks, mileage, and provide maps while I ride. There are many great Speedometer apps with one or multiple trip odometers that I prefer using while riding. This cover was printed on a Geeetech A30 printer in pretty rough draft quality, which is why my pictures of the part look somewhat rough. The pictures were taken while I was still making changes to the files. The top phone holder features a port for charging the device if needed. I simply attach a small battery bank to the back of my number plate to power the phone with the screen on full time and the GPS running as well. There is also a home button pusher in the side of the cover used to activate the home button, wake up or put the phone to sleep. To complete this assembly, you will need the bottom half STL file from another version of this LCD protector. Print the bottom part from that assembly and then print the top half and other parts listed on this page to finish assembling it. The little home button pusher and its mounting hole may require some sanding or drilling work to ensure smooth movement. All other parts will print and function fine as is, assuming your print settings are good. I also didn't need any supports for printing these parts, and they turned out well. Please refer to the instructions on another page for proper orientation of your print table. I'll update this description with a list of necessary hardware for installation and additional details in the near future.