Connex Prosight Antenna Holder- Wishbone
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This Connex Prosight antenna holder is engineered to flex (constructed from TPU) while maintaining isolated pads that resist impact/twisting forces during crashes. The bridging "arch" enables the pads to be pulled away or pushed toward each other, absorbing some of the impact, but prevents excessive movement that could damage them. The design has undergone numerous crash tests and performed well, except in one instance where the cable was ripped out of a pad, prompting me to secure it with hot glue to prevent additional tension from ripping the cable and pads in extreme cases. Print Settings Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer Model: R1 ABS + PLA Model Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 30% Notes: Filament: NinjaTek Semi-Flex 1.75mm Nozzle diameter: 0.6mm Slicer: Cura Nozzle Temp: 230°C Bed Temp: 100°C Shell Thickness: 1.2mm (two walls) Bottom/top thickness: 1mm Speed: 10 - 30mm/s Retraction: 1.5mm @ 20mm/s Use fan at full speed after a few layers for best bridging results. Post-Printing Cleanup Clip off any strings and excess material. Trim the poles along the middle section of each pad, leaving 2mm on either side. Remove about 5mm from the center of each top "guard" to facilitate easy sliding in the pads from above. Secure both tops, bottoms, front, and back with hot glue, as well as the cable down to the original flexible rubber mount.
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