MOLLE Antenna Clip V2.2 - Free 3D Print Model

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Hobby & DIY>Electronics

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill

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1.5 h

1 plate

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0.08mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill

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Description

The only change is the location of the mounting holes. I found it too difficult to get the panel in place and then attach the antenna.

This allows it to be removed when needed without disassembling the entire thing!

Comment & Rating (11)

@Cheeseburger89

Yo! Can you help a radio Newb out? what am I looking for to connect the radio to the antenna? I've got various GMRS handhelds I'd love to use this with for my Radio Bag!

@Cheeseburger89

BOM for Baofeng UV-17R External Antenna Mount 1. Signal Path & AdaptersRadio Side: SMA-Female to BNC-Female Adapter.Jumper: 12” BNC-Male to BNC-Male RG316 Cable.Bulkhead: BNC-Female to BNC-Female Panel Mount Coupler (50 Ohm).Antenna Side: BNC-Male to SMA-Male Adapter (for Tactical Whips). 2. Tiger Tail (Ground Plane) PartsWire: Stranded #10-#14 AWG Insulated Copper.Hardware: #10 (M12) Ring Terminals + Adhesive Heat Shrink.VHF Length: 19.1” (48.5cm).UHF Length: 6.4” (16.2cm).Note: Stack both on the bulkhead ground; deploy in a downward "V". 3. 3D Print SpecsHole: 12mm (0.47”) diameter.Material: PETG or ASA (Avoid PLA—too brittle for antenna leverage).Settings: 40% Infill, 4-5 Walls.Build: Attach bulkhead to bracket. Sandwich ring terminals under the nut. Connect radio to inside port and antenna to outside. Significant range boost for bag-mounted setups!

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@Cheeseburger89

Replying to @Cheeseburger89 :

This is what I put together using the googles :D

@Cheeseburger89

worked perfectly as is. but I think I'm going to make two different versions that out the antenna to the side over one of the nuts . to let me store the clipped antenna on the Molly next to where it mounts.