Modular Quad Copter Mounting System (APM)
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I reworked an anti-vibration mount for my APM 2.5, which can also accommodate other flight controllers. The design features a modular system that allows easy attachment and detachment of various components between multicopters. I currently have one mount in use but plan to make more for future projects, including a vTX module for swapping with the camera on different RC vehicles. My APM is secured using O-rings for reduced vibration, while the GPS mount will be utilized on my upcoming larger quad. The base design has been optimized for weight, now featuring a lighter version that provides additional wire routing areas. I printed the components in ABS with 15% infill and recorded their weights: Quad Base - 42g; Quad Base Light Version - 25g; Camera Mount Module - 9g; GPS Mount - 13g. Alibre Design files are available for customization, along with modular connectors for new module designs. The holes in the design align with ST360 frame specifications but can be easily adjusted to fit other frames. I also plan to use the base as a top panel replacement on my quad. The modular connectors have long slots that serve dual purposes: straps for batteries and zip ties, while adjusting for module connection length if needed. My quad features a camera shroud from Thingiverse and an APM 2.5 case. As of September 26th, I added a new module for a 3DR style telemetry radio, visible in photos of my latest quad project. The mount uses M3 screws/nuts, and O-rings with R-04 7x1.5mm dimensions are recommended for the anti-vibration holes.
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