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Furibee Fort X DVR Camera Canopy for D215 Frame

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D215_Furibee_Cam_Mount_3.stl Furibee Fort X DVR Camera Canopy for D215 Frame
D215_Eachine_VTX_Mount.stl Furibee Fort X DVR Camera Canopy for D215 Frame
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Publication date 2023-10-25 at 13:56
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Published to Thingiverse on: 2018-02-21 at 19:32
Design number 1536490
AirPatoine

AirPatoine

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Decided to build a quad using a RealAcc D215 frame and a Furibee Fort X DVR camera. This camera is virtually the same as the Eachine Stack X. Rather than modify the aluminum canopy that came with the frame I created my own and printed it in ABS. It holds the camera up enough to get the props out of the shot and is lighter. I added a couple tubes to get the receiver antennas out of the way and an optional piece to mount an Eachine video transmitter.

You'll just need to slightly drill out the bottom holes and then use M3 screws to attach the canopy to the frame. I used longer screws that those that came with the kit. I then used M2 screws to attach the camera and the VTX mount. I used double sided foam and a couple zip ties to attach the VTX to the mount.

There is a 20mm M3 standoff at the upper back of the canopy. You can just use one that came with the original D215 kit.

The photos I uploaded are slightly different than the final version of the canopy. I removed the rounded upper corner because it was slightly in the video when using the middle screw to mount the camera.

Some Youtube footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcFDwbyHn9k

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