Printed LTE / no-LTE side plate (NekoRouter)
Replacement expansion-port side plates for LTE and non-LTE consoles, with STL, STEP and DXF, so you can relocate an FPC WiFi antenna behind the plastic.
What it takes
- 3D print
- Disassembly
Difficulty 2 of 3 — moderate.
Details
NekoRouter drew the side plate after the Anbernic RG353M, which puts its antenna behind a plastic side panel: print the LTE or no-LTE variant to replace a lost plate, or to mount an additional FPC WiFi antenna inside the body where the metal shell does not block it. STEP and DXF files are included for making further variants. The designer notes an external SMA antenna will still outperform it.
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