Peoples Repeater - Patriot Lighting Adapter

The Patriot Lighting spotlight from Menards has very similar internals to its Harbor Breeze cousin (Shocking, I'm sure). They're the same price and effectively the same electronically speaking. However, the solar panel arm has no swivel joint. The vertical pan is the same elbow mechanism across both models. This print adds the horizontal 'wrist' swivel and push-fit connection to BFC's hub. The only issue with this is that the swivel action is weak, but can be held in one of the 8 cardinals using my Slimstack Hub (Coming Soon ,':) ).

 - Print the adapter clip pointing down (as it imports when you load it). No support needed.
 - If you are having issues with clip durability, use extremely sparse infill, like 10-25% Lightning. This reduces the time the clips have to cool off, improving layer adhesion. 
 - If you are still having issues with clip durability, rotate 90 degrees, and print nut side down. Requires supports.
 -  If you are somehow still having issues with clip durability, try printing the older V5 model folowing the above two steps.
 - I designed around, and used, a .6mm nozzle, you can .6 or smaller without issue.
 - High infill above the clips, 3-4 walls. Functionally speaking it doesn't need to be solid, but its <15g of filament if you wanted it to be.
 - Print in a high(ish) temp filament. ASA is good, ABS is good, PETG would be fine as well. This is mostly to promote better layer adhesion.

So why all this effort? I don't like Lowes. All the locations near me have decided to add Flock cameras to their entrances and exits. This is an especially potent decision to make in my area, with ~25% Hispanic population, and over 400 "targeted operations" from ICE to date.