Quansheng UV-K5, UV-K6, table stand for radio

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I used: Universal Stand Customizer, ioio72 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5245158/remixes I did a couple of print tests with measurements and inclinations that turned out to be inappropriate, then I found this solution which seems quite appropriate to me.This inclination allows you to use antennas approximately up to 50 cm long without the radio becoming unbalanced and overturning, naturally it also depends on the type of antenna but after this length you need to be careful and therefore evaluate whether to print with a lower inclination, the current one is 55 degrees.The protrusion of the radio support has been increased in case you want to use 18650 batteries (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6162203), if you want you can increase it by a few more millimetres, but I thought of making an intermediate size that is suitable for the original battery and for the one that can be built.I increased the thickness to 2.4 mm (1.8 seemed too thin to me) I would say don't go below.Yes, as ioio72 says, you can try using adhesive rubber. For this radio I think it is sufficient on the lower support base (towards the external edge) and on the top edge, or just the latter, I did a test with a piece that is used for air drafts, 2 mm thick and 10 mm wide.I think these are parameters that give quite sufficient indications to then possibly make other changes.I think the large space behind the radio's back support is convenient for one- or two-handed typing because you can lock and direct it easily while typing; however, it would be a good thing if at the top, to the right and left of the clip attachment, spikes of the same depth could be placed to compensate for the thickness of the clip attachment (I am referring only to the attachment, not to the clip) in to better stabilize the radio.