Everest Gen7 Pro FPV Mount
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This Is A Mount For Attaching An Fpv Camera To Your Everest Gen7 Pro. It Requires Mounting To The Roll Bar, And Thus The Removal Of The Windshield. I Have Included A Mount For A Runcam Split, Which Should Work With Most Standard Fpv Cameras On The Market, And A Mount For An All-In-One Camera And Video Transmitter Unit, Such As Https://Www.Getfpv.Com/Lumenier-Aio-Adjustable-Mini-Fpv-Camera-0-25-50-200Mw-Vtx-W-Clover-Antenna.Html The Camera Mounts Bolt Onto The Base With An M3 Bolt. If You Prefer A Fixed Camera, You Can Just Tighten The Bolt Really Well. If You Want To Have Some Pivot To Your Camera, You Have Multiple Options. I Recommend Putting A Couple M3 Washers Between The Base And The Camera Mount, And Then Just Getting The Nut Snug. For The Motion, You Can Use The Fpv_Mount_Base.Stl And Use A Pushrod Approach As Seen In The Picture, Or You Can Use Either Of The Geared Mounts And Print The Servo_Gear.Stl Which Will Mount On A 9G Servo. I Used A Y-Splitter To Combine My Steering With The Camera Panning Servo. If You Take The Geared Approach, And Use A Y-Splitter, You Will Need To Reverse The Motion Of The Servo By Taking It Apart And Switching Some Wires Around... There Are Many Tutorials Online. If You Use A More Than 2 Channel Radio, Just Use Another Channel To Control Your Panning Servo. The Mount Base Is Held To The Pro Roll Cage Using Zip-Ties. For The Runcam Split, I Mounted My Processing Board And Video Transmitter To The Inside Of The Roof, And Ran The Antenna Up Through The Spare Tire. #####Redcat Parts On Thingiverse Are Released Under The Creative Commons License Attribution- Noncommercial- Sharealike 4.0 International (Cc By-Nc-Sa 4.0). We Want To Share These Parts With The World, And We Want To Inspire People To Make And Share Their Own Parts For Their Vehicles. >In Keeping With The Non-Commercial Clause Of This License, If You Produce This Part <B>(Fpv_Mount_Base.Stl And Associated Camera Mount Parts)</B> For Others, You May Not Receive Compensation In Excess Of <B><U>$13</U></B> Per Part, Plus Your Shipping Costs. This Number Is Calculated Based On An Average Estimate Of Material Cost And Machine Running Costs. Https://Www.Youtube.Com/Watch?V=Ugaz0F04Uq4
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