GL.iNet Puli and Spitz AX Antenna Bracket
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I designed this bracket to support the antennas on the GL.iNet Puli AX (GL-XE3000) when they are folded downward.
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The GL.iNet Puli AX (GL-XE3000) is one heck of a "portable" 5G hotspot.
I just wish GL.iNet made this thing a bit more portable. The stock device requires you to attach and remove the 6 antennas when you want to use it and stow it.
My goal was to keep the antennas attached when stowed to allow the Puli to be removed from a case and used immediately without fiddling with the antennas.
This should also work with the GL.iNet Spitz AX.
Yes, I know this doesn't account for the two side antennas... Yet. I'll figure that out some other time or maybe someone will beat me to it 😉
BEFORE YOU PRINT THIS!
This requires you to add some 90 degree SMA adapters, but not just any.
The two Wifi Antennas each require a RP-SMA Male to RP-SMA Female
The four 5G/Cellular antennas require SMA Male to Female.
Make sure you get these right or else they won't fit.
Check the bottom of the page here for more details on what these should look like.
https://docs.gl-inet.com/router/en/4/tutorials/how_to_install_or_change_antennas/
Source these parts as you will.
You'll also need:
5mm thick softish foam
Hook-and-loop fastener tape (e.g. 'Velcro' tape) - 100x25mm total.
The total thickness when they are stuck together should be no less than 3.5mm and no more than ~4.5mm.
Do NOT use high-strength hook-and-loop fastener or else you won't be able to get it off. Use whatever cheapo stuff you can find.
The bracket has 3 cut-outs for some hook-and-loop fastener tape. The dimensions of the cutouts are 50x25mm and 25x21.5mm. I'm sure you can figure out which size is which 😉
I printed my bracket in PETG. Other materials will probably work too.
Ideally, I wanted to print this in a soft TPU or PEBA (to avoid the foam topper), but my printer cannot support TPU that soft. If yours can, you'll need to modify the file so the top of the bracket is ~10mm from the surface of the router. The current version is ~5mm from the surface of the router.
Here's the GL.iNet GL-XE3000 CAD model: https://www.printables.com/model/1712032-glinet-puli-gl-xe3000-5g-hotspot-model-resource-on
If you wish to use this commercially, let me know. A commercial license costs one donation to a local-to-you organization that is apolitical.