USB-C decoy module holder

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**Powerbanks** with power-delivery are a great thing, especially when you need a portable versatile power supply. To provide power to some IT-equipment used for portable amateur radio, I designed this houwing to hold a power supply "fake" module. These modules are called "decoy" module and can be found on the internet everywhere. They are cheap, available fpr different output voltages, and depending on the power-delivery capabilities of your powerbank (check manual or specification to find out!) various voltages may be possible depending what the decoy module commands. Note this only works for **USB-C** jacks as the power delivery protocol is defined to work for USB-C connectors. I was in need to have 12V provided by a cheap powerback purchased from a discounter. Works pretty well for me! In case the design sizes don't match with your decoy module well enough, the FREECAD source file is included, go ahead and adjust! There are two parts and the connector cable. The parts I glued using superglue, for releasing cable stress from the solder joints I used hot-melt glue to attach the cable inside the housing. Enjoy and 73!