
Naza GPS Puck Frame Mount
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After installing this mount, look up your declination here: http://magnetic-declination.com/. I mark my puck with a magic marker so I don't forget it. Use a simple protractor to set the angle, turning counterclockwise for negative numbers and clockwise for positive ones. Before your first flight, calibrate your compass using the DJI instructions - it's a breeze! GPS Frame Mount Tired of junk dangling from your multicopter's arms? In search of an aerodynamic solution for the GPS puck that protects it in a crash? Here you have it, the Frame Mount - locked to the frame with two screws (which also secure your arm). The holes are countersunk so no vibrations reach the antenna.
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