Everest Gen7 Pro FPV Mount

thingiverse

This is a mount for attaching an FPV camera to your Everest Gen7 Pro. It requires mounting to the roll bar, thus necessitating the removal of the windshield. A mount for a Runcam Split has been included, which should work with most standard FPV cameras on the market, along with a mount for an All-in-one camera and video transmitter unit, such as https://www.getfpv.com/lumenier-aio-adjustable-mini-fpv-camera-0-25-50-200mw-vtx-w-clover-antenna.html The camera mounts bolt onto the base using an M3 bolt. For a fixed camera, you can simply tighten the bolt really well. If you prefer to have some pivot to your camera, there are multiple options available. I recommend placing a couple of M3 washers between the base and the camera mount, then just getting the nut snug. For motion, you can use the FPV_mount_Base.stl and employ a pushrod approach as seen in the picture, or you can use either of the geared mounts and print the servo_gear.stl which will mount on a 9g servo. I used a Y-splitter to combine my steering with the camera panning servo. If you take the geared approach, and use a y-splitter, you will need to reverse the motion of the servo by taking it apart and switching some wires around... there are many tutorials online. If you use a more than 2 channel radio, simply use another channel to control your panning servo. The mount base is held to the Pro roll cage using Zip-ties. For the Runcam Split, I mounted my processing board and video transmitter to the inside of the roof, and ran the antenna up through the spare tire. Redcat parts on Thingiverse are released under the Creative Commons License Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). We want to share these parts with the world, and we want to inspire people to make and share their own parts for their vehicles. In keeping with the non-commercial clause of this license, if you produce this part (FPV_mount_base.stl and associated camera mount parts) for others, you may not receive compensation in excess of $13 per part, plus your shipping costs. This number is calculated based on an average estimate of material cost and machine running costs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugaZ0F04uQ4