FPVLR CP Antenna & Amplifier Mounting Bracket for Mavic & Spark

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FPVLR produces exceptional antennas and radio amplifiers suitable for numerous drones, including my Mavic Pro. I acquired a CP antenna, 2x 2.4GHz boosters, and the necessary battery but discovered there's no "official" mounting method for attaching these to the controller like one of their competitors, MAXX UAV. I conducted a test flight with my boosters and antennas installed while they were secured to the RC with an elastic band, but this solution was clearly inadequate. It felt and looked terrible! This box/mount holds both the boosters and battery inside it while attaching to the RC via the SMA connectors used as brackets. For reference, it's designed to hold: 1. https://fpvlr.com/product/mavic-pro-cp-antenna-kit/ 2. 2x https://fpvlr.com/product/oem4wamp24/ 3. 1x https://fpvlr.com/product/12v-dual-lead-battery-3000mah-with-charger/ To use this mount or the FPVLR antenna kit, you'll need to have SMA connectors installed on your remote control, which can be done using the wires provided with the CP antenna kit. The bracket should fit a DJI Spark since its layout is similar to that of a Mavic Pro remote. This design adds significant weight to the remote, making it top-heavy. Although there are better ways to design it if longer cables from the amps to the remote were available, I aimed to work within the constraints of the standard FPVLR kit. If you purchase the CP antenna kit, check out my other project called "FPVLR CP Antenna Washer for Mavic & Spark" for a better washer to center the SMA connectors into the remote. I'd love to see others create a remix or new design that achieves the same goal. This design is highly functional but not aesthetically pleasing! Additionally, this package includes a small wrench, which is useful for tightening the SMA connectors onto the remote control due to limited space and finger room.