LED Ring light mount for quad copter - 60mm

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I'd purchased an inexpensive LED ring light for one of my 3D printers, yet somehow never managed to secure it properly. It suddenly dawned on me that this could serve as a fantastic headlight for a quadcopter, enhancing visibility and orientation while flying in the distance or at dusk. The LED ring light is a basic model, measuring 60mm in diameter, as illustrated in the accompanying photos. The mounting bracket is designed to snugly fit over the edge of a quadcopter's platform, after which it must be securely fastened using various means such as straps, adhesive, tape, or glue. I added a few strategically-placed holes, enabling users to opt for zip ties if required. At this stage, I have not actually put this setup through flight testing; hence, when I do finally get the opportunity to test it, I intend to make some adjustments and refinements. The reason is that the mounting bracket isn't exceptionally sturdy, mainly because the LED ring light's circuit board itself tends to be rather inflexible. To rectify this, I plan to firmly attach the ring light to the bracket utilizing strips of servo tape; an equally suitable option would be using those widely-popular zip ties.