Walksnail Moonlight Cage for Pavo20
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I created a VTX cage for a Pavo20 Pro build I did to fit the Walksnail Moonlight Kit.
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- RC & Robotics
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- Creative Commons — Attribution
This is a replacement VTX cage for the Pavo20 Pro frame. I bought the frame to build my own version using the Walksnail Moonlight Kit, since that’s the FPV system I prefer.
The cage is fairly robust, with a dry weight on the drone coming in at 126 grams—heavier than the DJI O4 version. Part of that weight comes from the beefier cage design (for added strength), as well as the heavier VTX. I also used a different flight controller with a proper ELRS antenna, which adds to the total weight.
The VTX mounts upside-down, secured to the top of the cage with M2 screws and washers. The cage uses M2 press-fit inserts, allowing it to mount to the main frame and use the same hardware as the original cage.
The fit is intentionally tight—you’ll need to squeeze the base front to back slightly to align the mounting holes.
The antenna mounts are designed for the tiny FlyFish RC stubby antennas, which work great:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C4V45R3P?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
The camera mounts are printed in Bambu TPU using the AMS. They’re separate parts to ensure clean, accurate holes for smooth camera pivot movement.