DJI Phantom 2 Motor Mount Skid Carbon Fiber M2 version 2 (rev 02-07-15)

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FLIGHT TEST VIDEO AT: http://youtu.be/F8xRvH2Lq1A Once again I've tweaked the left front leg mount to nudge it out to the left a bit more: see m2-lft-frnt-3hole.stl. This replaces phan-mnt-m2-5deg-left-front.stl. The latter still works for some, but I strongly recommend using the newer one. Photos and video will follow. I added a fresh new left front mount strut mount. Just one is used at the left front motor. It pushes the strut mount and foot out of frame on the DJI Phantom 2 Vision +, so it should work for the Vision too. It probably works with a Zen Muse as well, but I don't have one to test yet. If someone makes one for that drone and the strut is still in view with a Hero, send me a photo so I can tweak another modification. This updates http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:529343/#comment-554850. It would get too cluttered to put all files in the same spot. There are two more mount designs here now - the originals were at 15 degrees plumb, but these two are at 5 degrees and 0 degrees. I haven't tested them yet, so can't say if either of them solve the issue. When I get a working setup, I'll report back, or if you beat me to it, please share info including your camera type and config. Some people fly without a camera so it doesn't really matter. The compass and antenna mounts have also been redone. The compass strut was changed to .078" (2mm) carbon fiber tube or rod - flexible in length but aligned carefully. The compass flat face needs to sit on the right rear pad with its face inward, parallel to the X and Z axes. The four main struts are 6.87" (~175mm), which leave about 2" of space for a Vision plus camera pointing down. You can shorten them if your risk tolerance is higher than mine. The .078 (2mm) strut for the compass is around 4", and the two for the antennas are about 3". Please share feedback if you get it working without leg intrusion into the field of view, along with what camera setup you're using. When I have time, I'll print it, test it, and post a video and results.