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WonderWand WonderLoop Antenna (both version) holder and bipod with optional callsign

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A supportive holder for both versions of the WonderLoop QRP antenna for portable ham radio, with optional callsign.

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A holder for the WonderWand WonderLoop portable QRP antenna.  This provides support so that the antenna is not hanging off of your radio's antenna connector.  There are two holder models, so you do not need to print both.  They are for the two different versions of the WonderLoop.  One has a connector on the base, and the other on the front face.

The openscad file includes a placeholder for your callsign, and parameters to all adjustment of the tolerances included in the parts, depending on the accuracy of your printer.

I made this originally to use with a WonderLoop 750 with the connector on the base, to which I attached a right angled BNC adaptor, but it should work with the other version as well.

I chose a bipod design, as that will collapse nicely for portable operations.  The long legs should work with almost any portable radio, and the nut and threaded post are chunky so that they are fairly robust, as well as meaning that they should still work with cold hands (or gloves on) for those who do SOTA or POTA in colder weather.

I printed this as it is, with organic supports on build-plate only.  It works in PLA or PETG.

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