Magnetic Base for ZN-Lite II Paddles
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Slim magnetic base for mounting your key onto a radio (with provided mounting point) or other magnetic surface
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Designed for Harbor Freight “Rare Earth Magnets” (https://www.harborfreight.com/10-piece-rare-earth-magnets-67488.html). (Roughly 8mm in diameter) Please be aware that once you get them in, you're not likely to get them out (it's on my to do list). Add as many magnets as you feel you need to hold it in place. It's not an exact science, and they're cheap. Be sure their pull orientation matches up with the other side.
There are three print files. The first one is the one intended for the key itself. It's just tall enough to encompass the head of the included mounting screw. The second is just the first one but shorter (I now realize I forgot to remove the screw hole, oh well). I have that one attached to the top of my IC-705 with strong double-sided tape (it's perfectly understandable if you don't want to put adhesive on your expensive radio, but I'm adventurous/impulsive). The third is for use on the bottom of a 705 in the camera tripod screw hole. You will need a ¼x20 screw. Fool your friends into thinking you bought a KX3.
I recommend adding electrical tape to the bottom of the key part and the top of the radio part. The magnets do a good job with preventing vertical movement, but the tape helps stop that last bit of horizontal wiggle.