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iFlight iH3 GPS, Crossfire VTX Antenna Backpack

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This thing is a remix of M_Tops' Antenna and GPS mount, shich is a brilliant design as it incoprorates GPS, Corssfore…

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RC & Robotics
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This thing is a remix of M_Tops' Antenna and GPS mount, shich is a brilliant design as it incoprorates GPS, Corssfore Immortal T, VTX AND!!! Dual Capacitor mount for the iFlight iH3 frame. Two things did not fit for my build, which is why i modified this antenna mount:

  1. I only use one capacitor on my frame
  2. i wanted to use the TBS Crossfire Dipole sticking up vertically instead of the immortal T in horizontal position.

I basically sacrificed one capacitor mount for a ziptie based mounting platform for the Crossfire dipoles. There are now two slots for zipties. The idea is to put one ziptie in from the top and one from the bottom and then interlock those to zipties, forming almost a perfect straight line. Then just fix the crossfire antenna with heatshrink or tape to those zipties.

I also used a tiny bit of double sided tape to stick the GPS to the mounting plate and then tighten it down with another ziptie. However, i set that ziptie up at such an angle, that the excess ziptie can be used to fix the vtx antenna at roughly the same angle as the crossfire antenna.

This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/kdqyUxe8QpG

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

MakerBot

Printer:

MakerBot Replicator 2

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0,2mm

Infill:

20

Filament: Sainsmart TPU Red


Notes:

I printed this thing with the GPS mounting plate put on the build plate, meaning sort of upside down. That way i had a perfectly flat plate to put the GPS on and i needed just minimal support material. Maybe i could have printed even without any supports.

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