DJI Air 2S equipment rack

This is an equipment mount for the DJI Air 2S drone. Thank you to Isaiahsdad for the design of the upper bracket (however, I did have to redesign it as the original model was not able to import properly): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4935555

I remixed this design in order to make something more robust that could hold larger weights/projects.

With this mount you can design whatever you want, for example, a holder for a wasp killer spray can that is activated with a servo arm, and fuse that design onto the top bracket in the program of your choice. Then screw everything together and you have a cheap 30 meter (or whatever your max altitude is set to) tall arm to take down wasp nests with.

It is put together with 2 M3 16 screws, 4 M3 12 screws, and 4 M3 10 screws. You can also use M3 nuts if you'd like.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

There are 6 files that you need to print. The upper bracket, the lower bracket, the rear left/right joint, and the rear left/right joint top. I've also included a to-scale model of the Air 2S as all models I found online were not at the proper scale. Kinda silly.

First you should connect the rear right and left joint to the lower bracket without connecting it to the drone, as you can see in the first picture. It's important that you get the orientation correct as the lower bracket won't fit onto the drone otherwise. The slanted edge that the joints are screwed into should be towards the back of the drone. Look at the pictures for reference. Use M3 16 screws and nuts to hold it together, though the nuts aren't strictly necessary.

Next, place the drone onto the lower bracket and align the upper bracket with the push buttons on the battery. With some slight flexing of the upper bracket, it should clip into place and be relatively stable. Please make note of the arrow on the underside of the upper bracket indicating the direction of the front of the drone. Once the upper and lower bracket are aligned, you can use 4 M3 10 screws to screw it in place. Feel free to also use nuts here if you'd like.

Finally, the rear joints should be able to fit nicely into the rear arms of the drone. Align the rear left/right top clips and fasten them together with 2 M3 12 screws for each arm. Again, use nuts if you want to make sure it stays together. Or don't. I'm not your dad.

I've tested this and it works fine. Everything stays in place and the drone has no limited movement whatsoever.