IBCrazy's Cloverleaf antenna jig
Description
This is a jig for soldering up the leafs in the cloverleaf antenna
Instructions
Check out Rc-explorer's guide on how to make these antennas.
This jig helps you keep it 120 or 90 degrees depending on if you are making a 3 or 4 leaf antenna. The walls are 45 degrees so you can choose if you want to make RHCP or LHCP antennas.
These antennas where invented by IBCrazy from the rcgroups, and are excellent on FPV use for video transmissions.
Follow the guide on rc explorer on how to make the leafs match your frequency, and place the leafs in the jig an solder up.
The guide for the antenna is here:
rcexplorer.se/page14/CPantennas/CL/CL.html
and the IBCrazy's forum post is here:
rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1388264
Note: This does not work with 900mhz, if you plan to use this with 900mhz you need to add some support on the 45 degree walls for added length.
Download "Main jig for 1,3ghz.stl" for 1,3 and up, and if you want to use less ABS og PLA download "cloverleaf_antenna.stl" for 2.4 and up for less material usage.
Enjoy
This jig helps you keep it 120 or 90 degrees depending on if you are making a 3 or 4 leaf antenna. The walls are 45 degrees so you can choose if you want to make RHCP or LHCP antennas.
These antennas where invented by IBCrazy from the rcgroups, and are excellent on FPV use for video transmissions.
Follow the guide on rc explorer on how to make the leafs match your frequency, and place the leafs in the jig an solder up.
The guide for the antenna is here:
rcexplorer.se/page14/CPantennas/CL/CL.html
and the IBCrazy's forum post is here:
rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1388264
Note: This does not work with 900mhz, if you plan to use this with 900mhz you need to add some support on the 45 degree walls for added length.
Download "Main jig for 1,3ghz.stl" for 1,3 and up, and if you want to use less ABS og PLA download "cloverleaf_antenna.stl" for 2.4 and up for less material usage.
Enjoy
License
IBCrazy's Cloverleaf antenna jig by kjetilhansen is licensed under the Attribution - Creative Commons license.

Coool! What % infill did you use, as my printer says it needs about 18m of material! Mind, that is 100% infill :)