Parabolic Microphone

This Parabolic Microphone is a remix of Zippitybamba's design on thingiverse (Link to the original here)
I have modified it to hold a Rode Videomicgo and modified the handle to take a 1/4in threaded insert to attach to a tripod mounting head.
I printed the entire set up on my Bambu Labs A1 mini out of PLA+.

I mounted mine onto a Manfrotto mounting plate to use with my manfrotto monopod. 
I redesigned this to improve my field recording of bird calls, meant to be used in conjunction with the Merlin birding app. However you could record anything outside you want. It is accurate to 100 yards and does a great job of eliminating noise outside of the dome's parabola.
I've field tested it on 3 birding trips for up to 4 hours at a time and it works well and is easy to carry. 

If you want to replicate my set up, in addition to the printed parts you will need the following
 

Tools:
Soldering iron

m3 hex wrench

Flush cutters

Non-printed parts:

20x M3 10mm screws (or small zip ties work perfectly well)
20X M3 nuts (not needed it using zip ties)
1x M3 6mm screw (for microphone holding arm)

1x ¼ threaded plastic insert (for mounting to tripod)
1x M3 threaded plastic insert (for microphone holding arm)
Velcro Cable ties (Cord management)

Electronics:

Rode VideoMicgo (cheaper mic option here)
USBC Male to 3.5mm TRRS
3.5mm TRS to TRRS Adapter Cable

3.5mm male to male cable with 90 degree head

Monopod Set-up:

Manfrotto Monopod

Tripod foot adapter

Video Fluid Head
Mounting plate
Clamp to attach phone
Phone Mount

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