FPV Mark 4 V2 STL: Mounts, Kits and Plates

«FPV Mark 4 V2 STL: Mounts, Kits and Plates»

The parts fall into a few groups. Antenna mounts hold a VTX or receiver antenna at a chosen angle, camera holders carry an FPV camera or an action camera, and bracket pieces cover GPS modules, VTX boards and power connectors. Larger items include TPU kits that bundle several mounts, and plates or guards that replace or reinforce parts of the frame itself.

When choosing a model, open the author's page and read what it was designed for: the frame size, the camera or antenna it holds, the number of separate parts, and whether the geometry needs supports. Check the material and settings the author lists, since TPU and rigid filaments behave differently on thin brackets and clips. Photos of real prints are the quickest way to judge wall thickness, screw holes and how the part sits on the frame.

If you find too few results, try related wording: frame size in inches, the video system or receiver name, or the part itself, such as antenna holder, camera mount, GPS bracket or connector bracket. Searching for the frame family alone, or for a general term like FPV mount, also brings up parts that were not labelled with the exact frame name.

Many designs are shared as test files or early versions, so check the revision notes and comments before printing a full set. If a part is meant to be reprinted after a crash, look for models split into simple pieces that are easy to replace on their own.