TBS SourceOne + DJI Air Unit 'Phat Mount'

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I'm trying to force a DJI air unit into a frame that wasn't designed for it once again. Although this was originally intended for a TBS SourceOne, it could potentially resolve issues that many other frames face as well. Unfortunately, it relies on 'offset standoffs' that aren't commercially available. While these aren't difficult to manufacture, they do require specialized equipment and some time to produce. If a manufacturer would create a large quantity of them in bulk, they could be very affordable and make these builds much simpler. Sadly, I believe this is the only application for such a product, so it's unlikely that will happen. There are several reasons why I chose this unusual design. I didn't want to compromise the structural rigidity of the middle standoffs behind the FC, and I also didn't want to weaken the rear with a plastic extension. I flipped over my middle plate to create more space in the stack area (like the new SourceOne V3) but I still didn't have room for my 4-in-1, the FC, and the air unit. (I probably could have made this approach work with longer stack screws, but I couldn't make it work with the hardware I had available). Protecting the SD card and the antennas was another priority. I included a cover to ensure that the SD card can't pop out of the air unit in a crash, and there are clips to hold the MMCX connectors in place. I forgot to add a hole for the power led or for the pairing button. This isn't an actual remix, but I was heavily inspired by designs from meekaah and Drib. I didn't use their files, but I recreated their shapes in OpenSCAD and then modified the resulting parameteric files.