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Radar Mount for Saddle bags/Arschrakete. A simple Version and and an adjustable version, for vertical/horizontal straps.

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Radar Mount for Saddle bags/Arschrakete. Simple Version and and a version for adjusting the angle, the adjustable version can be mounted at vertical and horizontal straps

For the simple version you need:

2 x melt-in thread (for my Mount M3)

1 x Wahoo/Garmin Mount, Screw spacing 22mm

1 x An O-ring measuring 28 x 2.5 (inner diameter x thickness), or an O-ring cut to size from an old bicycle inner tube. I use an EPDM o-ring. If the mount is to be attached to thick straps, the O-ring may need to be larger than 28.

Print the simple version and a gripper to make it easier to pull the O-ring. First, thread the O-ring through one of the slots before screwing the computer mount over it.

For the adjustable version you need:

2 x melt-in thread (for my Mount M3)

1 x Wahoo/Garmin Mount, Screw spacing 22mm

1 x M5 screw with nut or with melt-in thread (If necessary, drill the hole to the correct size to melt it in (do not drill all the way through))

1 x An O-ring measuring 28 x 2.5 (inner diameter x thickness), or an O-ring cut to size from an old bicycle inner tube. I use an EPDM o-ring. If the mount is to be attached to thick straps, the O-ring may need to be larger than 28.

For the adjustable version, print all the parts except "Radar Mount Simple" (and the gripper of your choice, or both, if you want to choose) .

Insert the insert part into the round part (using a little force if necessary, with a plastic hammer or strong thumbs) and “melt” it into place using the “melt-in-thread”.

If the mount is attached to a horizontal strap, first slide the O-ring over the base part, then screw on the round part with the computer mount attached to it.

I printed it with a layer height of 0.2, using 6 wall lines, 5 upper and lower shell layers, and 33% gyroid infill.

No supports; grid marks facing upward, see photos.

I’m printing with ASA for stability and UV/weather resistance, but other materials should also be stable enough.

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