Vortex 150 - Runcam Split mini mount

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This thing lets you attach a runcam split to your ImmersionRC Vortex 150. It includes a mount for the actual camera module as well as for the PCB stack. Keep in mind that every step of the installation procedure needs to be done in a specific order for it to come together correctly. ###Instructions: >1) Remove the 4 screws holding the front skidplate and take out the skidplate and the piece of plastic it is holding. You won't need those parts (with the exception of the screws) for this installation. >2) Remove the 2 screws that hold the plastic camera dome. Unplug the camera from the main PCB and remove it from the dome. >3) Put together the runcam PCB stack with the included M2 spacers and nuts, you probably won't be able to fit the front top nuts because of the screwheads that hold the camera dome, so just leave those out. >4) Cut the cable that came with the original camera and solder one end to the runcams GND, 5V and Video Pads, you will probably need to extend the wires in order to reach the connector on the vortex PCB. >5) Plug the FPV signal connector into the main PCB of the vortex, make sure it's connected to the actual video connector, and not the other one next to it. You can use a rubber band to keep the PCB in place while you work on the camera module. >6) Insert the Runcam Camera Module into the camera adapter clip and secure it with 2 M2 screws >7) Put the Camera module with adapter clip into the camera dome and secure everything with 2 M3 Screws in the bottom and 2 M2 screws in the top. The holes for the M3 screws should be tapped before. >8) Push the Runcam Flex Cable through the hole in the top Carbon plate the dome sits on and connect it to the PCB. Now screw the dome back into place. >9) Use the 4 M3 screws you took out in step 1 to secure the new PCB mount to the bottom of the Vortex >10) Use 4 M2 screws included with the Runcam to secure the PCB Stack to the mount