"Invisible" Scorpion Tail 3rd-Person-View Camera Mount for FPV Drones
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
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This model is a camera mount arm that is designed to position a small action camera behind an FPV drone and remain out of sight (or at least not be very noticeable) to give a third-person-view perspective during flight.
It uses an M5 nut and screw (compatible with GoPro hardware) to hold the camera in the GoPro-style mounting tabs.
Print laying flat, on the side opposite the hexagon-shaped cutout (where the nut is captured).
00:00 It's SO CLEAR!
2:45 1st flight
4:38 Why it's so wobbly
6:08 More flying
8:12 How to order from PCBWay
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Maybe drill a bunch of holes in that mount to lighten it up...🤔 Also, I've had pretty good luck with the HQ Prop 7x4x3 props. Probably a lot lighter and better balanced than those 8 blades. Cool video. I like seeing your experiments. Thanks for sharing your adventures. Happy flying amigo 🫡 🍻.
Not a bad idea!
i did the same thing last week
i took a fork and bend it up a bit and ziptied it to the back top plate and i just taped my hero5 session on the back end
got one video of it aswell
I love the scorpion tail idea, but there's a lot of jello.
I'm into resin printing and that print looks amazing. With resin prints, you hollow out your part to a certain wall thickness inside the slicer (Chitubox), add internal supports if needed, and make a hole or two for the resin to escape. Otherwise you'll have uncured resin trapped in your print.
Thanks for the tips!
Should be able to tune some of that out 👍
super awsome! i love your videos and they have been great for getting into the rc hobby!😄
Thanks! Glad you like them!
Are you new to RC? What do you fly?
@@RCwithAdam1 i am new to rc and so far i only fly fixed wing, but I am training in a simulator to fly quads!😄
Mounting a 360 cam to the back would do that too.
This feels like a video from 2015 ;) noice …. 😅
lol yeah like "wow I can put a camera on my drone and it looks awesome!" 🤣
Hey bro you do alot with 7" drones. Im doing a 7 inch build and i have a speedybee f7 v3 50 amp stack lying around. 50 amps enough of a esc for this build? I was going to run 2806.5 1300 kv motors...
Yeah 50amp should be plenty. Really depends on how aggressive the props and your flight style are.
I've blown some esc's in my day but I've never blew a speedy bee esc... they have a quality stack for the money.. Probably gonna run some 7040 hq props
Nice view, but lots of jello 🫤