Flywoo Explorer LR4 Antenna Mount 2.4g Diversity
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I mounted the Antenna for the RP4TD - 65mm 2.4GHz T Antenna To properly mount the Antennas, I added some flexible glue
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I wanted the perfect mount for ELRS antennas, as in Europe, with LBT protocol, it really makes a difference to have a perfect alignment of the antennas. I got a good input from here: Upgrade Flywoo Explorer LR4 with These Mods: Better PID Tune, Diversity RX, Weight Reduction - Oscar Liang When looking at the mount from Oscar Liang, I thought I can do that better. And I did. Drawing was done in onshape, the model can be found here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/c0b5dd8b2d998457fba7e788/w/efa9aca0d6eae126cf5340c6/e/13819f7d54221a64d8979c7f
I mounted the antenna for the Radiomaster RP4TD receiver - But many receivers can be equipped with the 65mm 2.4GHz T Antenna. Other antennas could work too i guess, you just need to try.
Lenght: 60mm
Antenna position: 20mm outside of the frame (good clearance away from the propeller)
Tilt: 10 degree
To properly mount the antennas, I added some flexible glue. I used UHU Kraftkleber, that is the best for FPV Drones as it is elastic and UV resistant. Hot glue would work too but that is hard to remove once you need to change or rebuild anything.
Printet with blue Filamentum Flexfill 98A but any Flex would do.