Cover for the 7-antenna mounting board (spaceharrier)
A minimal printed shroud over the HackerGadgets 7-antenna board that keeps SD card access and leaves room to tidy the pigtails.
What it takes
- 3D print
- Disassembly
- Purchase required
Difficulty 2 of 3 — moderate.
Details
spaceharrier's cover (Printables, March 2026) is deliberately partial: it protects the front and back of the antenna board, keeps the SD slot reachable and has enough space inside to route the seven cables. arkekklesia suggested a small lip where the wires enter the console; otherwise the design was well received. It is the lighter counterpart to darkgrue's bumper.
Links
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