GoPro mount for drone DJI Mavic 3 - top and bottom

• GoPro cameras can be mounted on top and/or bottom.

• Each part exist in two versions ("front" or "back") so you can choose to locate the camera closer to the gravity center ("back" version), or a bit (16 mm) more in front ("front" version) to optimize the point of view. Although the "front" configuration do not have a dramatic effect on the drone balance, I would recommend the good practice to prioritize a good balance for the drone.

• The bottom part is proposed with or without brass inserts. However, I highly recommend to use the version with brass inserts, which makes it stronger and gives a longer lifespan.

• Note that the drone cannot be folded when the support is mounted.

• When the camera is set on the top mount only, all sensors are clear and working as usual.

• When the camera is mounted on bottom, it will mask some of the bottom sensors. It is still possible to fly, but some drone capacities will be altered, so be careful.

• Take-off with camera on bottom will require extra legs or to hold the drone by hand (take-off and landing). It's a common but dangerous operation, be careful.

Extra parts:

• 4 x M3 brass inserts (max. 6 mm long) for the bottom part. They must be inserted with the tip of a warm soldering iron (~200°)

• (or threading the 2.5 mm holes with a M3 tap)

• 4 x M3 screws (at least 8 mm long)

• 1 x M5 nut for the GoPro mount

In the slicer:

• The parts must be printed as a flat U shape

• Rotate the part so the GoPro mount is at the bottom.

• For the bottom part without GoPro mount ("naked" version), rotate the part so the grooves are at the bottom.

Setting:

• 3 walls

• 30% infill

• Support

Depending on your printer settings, it might be necessary to rectify holes with 2.5/3/3.9 (or 4)/5 mm drills.