Hyperlite Floss 3 Command Center - GoPro + VTX + RX + GPS + LED + Antenna Mount with XT60 and Capacitor Mount

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This is the Floss 3.0 Command Center. The ultimate accessory for your long range Floss 3.0 where signal reception takes top priority. It includes a GoPro Hero 5/6/7 mount that is fully adjustable between 10 - 40 degrees with markers in 5 degree increments to ensure accurate and consistent angle settings for your needs. Props are not visible when shooting in the wide setting, as I do. If you use Superview, you need to be at 15 degrees or more to keep props out of view. It also includes a spot for your VTX, RX, GPS, SMA antenna, along with both horizontal and vertical Immortal-T options. You can fit both a horizontal and vertical Immortal-T antennas for diversity. The vertical antennas are positioned to allow good front/back visibility without being blocked by the GoPro. The back spine is also a great spot for an LED strip like the 8-LED WS2812 programmable RGB strips. For best fit and function, the components I used and designed this for are the TBS Unify Pro V3 video transmitter, TBS Crossfire NanoRX receiver, and the HGLRC GPS. Other components may work but those are the components I have tested and they work very well. Also included is a mount for your XT60 connector and a 1000mfd 50v Panasonic FM series capacitor on the rear. You will need (2) M3x25mm bolts with flanged lock-nuts for the GoPro mount. I highly recommend using washers to mount the Command Center to the Floss top plate. There is also a hole in the bottom for a zip-tie to help secure the middle part of the mount. You will need to use zip-ties to secure the Immortal T antenna if you choose to use the vertical mounting option(s). Here's the full list of components used to build my 7" long range setup: 7" Floss 3 w/ braces BrainFPV Radix FC Hyperlite 2408.5-1622kv Aikon AK32 35a ESC + 50v 1000mfd capacitor WhoCares 2200mah 6s HGLRC GPS Dal Cyclone 7056 Runcam Micro Eagle Unify Pro V3 w/ Spedix Pagoda Crossfire NanoRX w/ Immortal-T Here's a video of it in action, 2 miles out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgx8gPFdRXs UPDATE: 6/27/19 - Added Session Mount + modified printing instructions