Sirius Onyx Radio Mount

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I was having trouble finding a place to mount my Sirius Onyx satellite receiver in my Ford Ranger, so I whipped up this thing. It mounts to the back of the receiver with four mounting screws provided, and I attached mine to the front of the center console using four 1/4-20 machine screws and nuts. Smaller hardware would work just fine. It could probably mount to any near-vertical surface, but I've provided Solidworks 2013 files for modification. The wings are designed to guide power, audio, and antenna wires down to the carpet to keep them out of the way. I made mine out of PLA, but it melted and folded over on the first hot day. So I redesigned it with a center rib that's way overkill and fillets for added stiffness. I'd be interested to hear if anyone makes one out of ABS and how it holds up in summer. Print Settings: Printer: MicroMake Delta Mini (Ebay) Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 50% Notes: This is designed to print with the flat surface having four small mounting holes facing down to the build plate. It came out of Solidworks exactly 180 degrees out in the Y axis, and I just rotate it and tell Cura to lay flat when printing. Someday I'll figure out what I need to do to get it oriented properly when exporting to STL.