Røde Wireless Go handle with mechanism for button and LED
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Another remix with an integrated extension for the button and fiber optics for "relocation" of the LED.
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I wanted a way to turn recording on and off without having to remove the Røde mic.
So I remodeled it from the ground up, using the measurements from the original.
I hollowed out the inside to allow a 160 x 10 mm dowel to slide inside.
I added a button that sticks out from the bottom of the handle.
On top of the dowel, I went with a screw so it's easy to adjust the length to reach the button on the mic.
I also split the handle in two with threading so that it can come apart to insert the mechanics.
Since I'm planning to use my mic with a windscreen/deadcat, I wanted some way to see when it was on without having to take it off.
For this, I modeled a cage that sits on top of the mic, with inserts for a short fiber optic cable that makes the battery LED visible further down on the handle.
I've printed all parts in E-PLA at 210c, without supports. It prints easily in the orientation of the provided STL files.
I've also provided the STEP files for anyone to remix this further. (or just to judge me on my modeling skills)
Happy printing!