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Supernova E3 Tail (K915) mount v2 (for 50mm placing)

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Improvement geometry than v1 but a bit more difficult to print

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This is v2 of my Supernova tail light. Absolutely different geometry for mount your light on flat surface.

v1 is here: https://www.printables.com/model/1750523-supernova-e3-tail-k915-mount-v1-for-50mm-placing

Get v1 if you want to print it easier and get v2 if you need specific geometry. Use thin hex wrench to clean inner channel. v2 also a bit longer (but v1 basement is wider).

v2 changes:

  • Now only 2 screws needed (vs 3 on v1)

  • Less contact area for better placing

  • New cable channel. Hidden or non-hidden cable management. Attention: channel is pretty tight for stable placing, please be sure the wire dont stuck or damage while you mount it.

  • Added small ring at the end of model for holding wire. Easier to drill surface for clean look.

I got bottom-wired version of light, but I also know about lights with wire on the back - and there is 10mm hole for mount it too. Unfortunately, I have not both versions, so if you can test this mount - it would be nice.

  • Use two M4 nylon lock nut (DIN 985) for mount light

  • DIN 7991 M4x12mm screws is the best choice for mount light but you can get longer if neccesary

  • Use DIN 912 M4 (x2 pcs) for mounting platform. Holes depth - 4mm.

  • Do not get too long screws because it would be dangerous for your tires

  • Using K915 light with bottom-wired version (as photo) you can drill additional hole for hidden cable management or use special wire channel for placing it above surface

  • Use screw locker or nylon nuts for prevent loosen during riding. Do not overtighten screws.

Hope it helps! Enjoy!

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