FPV Dual Camera Tilting Mount

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To combat a persistent problem faced when piloting a multirotor in first person video and with a HD flight recorder, the camera system was devised. When a multirotor flies forward, it often presents a screen filled with the ground instead of the forward view. Adjusting the FPV cam so that the horizon comes into focus brings the forward view into the frame; however, this tilt is not ideal when flying in level coast mode (resulting in a full-screen display of the sky). A similar problem exists for the flight recording camera. This problem could be addressed by incorporating a tiltable camera plate designed to hold both the FPV cam and the flight recorder simultaneously. This multi-functional camera mount accommodates both Mobius keycams with the case dissected and a 25x25 standard camera setup. Designed to attach directly on a mini-h quad frame specifically constructed from Nemesis specifications, it may also work in tandem with various other miniature designs like the BAH v2.1, MXP230 as potential solutions in combination. An optional requirement includes incorporating a servo motor (with ratings 5g/9g) to manage tilt control or providing additional stabilization by using an embedded flight controller system such as Naze32 technology integrated into its circuitry for more stable shots while filming. Key details to take note: A downloadable sketchup file containing full specifications is accessible at request, the design was constructed primarily out of personal use necessity; suggestions towards optimization always welcomed for refinement purposes. Two-piece printable parts utilizing an open-hinge mechanism for attachment ease also offered along with corresponding 3D modeling STL file. Specifications outlined specifically for print and assemblage reference include: - The design necessitates a printed object space height dimensionality measuring no more than thirty-five millimeters, with minimal clearances reaching approximately forty-three millimeters width to be perfectly adapted and fitted into specific drone configurations while still considering compatibility in broader mini-h frame settings. To work well, Nemesis designs and other multi-copter miniature designs as part of experimental trials such as the untested options mentioned above must provide at least sufficient internal dimensions or space accommodation according to outlined criteria set by our specifications for full function usability when properly implemented within said models or systems for flight record keeping applications as part of their design features alongside providing optimal mounting positions based on overall size constraints necessary from print output requirements including printable component placement. Other than hardware assembly, detailed descriptions below also illustrate further step-by-step assembling the entire camera rig without issues in a practical DIY project setting by adding the necessary M3 screw set-up to support each device while making minor hole drill additions for center post adjustments on existing structure before fully completing installation.