MQC One Connex Prosight Mounts

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A friend of mine asked me to build him a racing drone with the goal of using the Connex Prosight HD FPV system. For the frame, I chose the MQC One. My first reason for choosing the MQC One is because I like it. It's very functional, simple, and versatile. My second reason is that although it's only a 225mm frame, it's got a lot of space. I used PETG to print the mounts. It should work with whatever you like using. NOTE I replaced the standard 30mm standoffs that come with the MQC One with 35mm standoffs. Camera Mount This slides over the front standoffs. The camera fits snugly. Power Cable/RX Antenna Mount This slides over the rear standoffs. You will have about half of the standoff showing after this part is on the drone. The VTX and VTX antenna mounts will use that space. I use cable ties with shrink wrap to keep my RX antennas secure. VTX / Antenna Mount This is the most complicated group of parts to assemble. The Connex antenna plates need to be removed from the existing antenna, or order replacement plates. The plates fit tightly - it's a bit challenging to get them in the grooves, but once there, they will be snug. The VTX mount fits between the two antenna mount parts, which slide over the middle and rear standoffs (insert two of the 17mm spacers over the middle standoffs before inserting the VTX/antenna mounts parts). The VTX should be positioned so the antenna connectors face down. The reason for this is that there needs to be a flat clearance above the VTX for the battery straps. There is a lot of antenna wire to consider. I wound it up and zip tied them together between the camera and the VTX. Print Settings Printer: Maker's Tool Works MiniMax Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2mm Infill: 20% Notes: I used the wiggle infill pattern. I printed with PETG at 230 degrees celcius with a 60 degree celcius bed, printing at 30mm/s.