Ummagawd Acrobrat Duo Protectors and Antenna Mounts

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For the recently released Ummagawd Acrobrat Duo: Arm protector (print two regular and two mirrored) - These protect the ends of the arms. Arm protector with landing feet/skids (print two regular and two mirrored) - These protect the ends of the arms and also have a landing skid/foot built in, preventing side frame mounts from contacting the ground. Front bumper for camera mount (print one regular and one mirrored) - V4 is the latest. The spacer version includes an extension to act as a camera spacer between frame and camera, suitable for Caddx Tarsiers and other 18 or 19 mm wide cameras. Rear panel with: - XT30 holder, VTx antenna tube (Lumenier AXII Micro or SpeedyBee MMCX) and Crossfire ImmortalT antenna holder - XT30 holder, VTX antenna tube and regular diversity receiver tube holders - XT60 holder, VTX antenna tube and Crossfire ImmortalT antenna holder Battery Spacer - This takes up the small gap between the batter plate and the top of the frame (instead of using two pieces of ummagrip). Cap Holder - This takes a 10mm diameter capacitor and mounts it at the rear of the base plate in the last hole. - V3 version is modified to ensure clearance from the camera frame. - A 470uF cap fits within the two side frames, but a 1000uF cap may be too long to fit. Motor Cable Protectors - Simple sleeves that provide some protection for the motor cables in case of extreme prop deflection. - I recommend using a single zip-tie on each for added security. Updates: - V3 of the rear panel with a more enclosed antenna mount for the stock VTx antenna - 'BigUn' V2 with a wider holder for camera and overall width reduced by 0.4mm to ensure a good fit without being too tight between the frame sections. - Front Bumper Filler. If you've already printed out the Front Bumper v4 (with or without spacer), this filler gives you the full front bumper with camera protect, like the BigUn, but in modular form. - I have replaced all STL files with each object re-oriented for what I believe is the best default for printing. For the rear deck panel, I have had luck with printing them on their side and upright with supports. Future additions in the works: bumpers for the leading/trailing edges of the base plate. This is a work in progress. I welcome input on refining the designs further.