The FPV camera mount is actually a design of mine. I forgot to post it to Thingiverse before, but here it is https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3950497

sweet thank you. crashed in a tree the other day and it pushed my camera up from the bottom enough to make the back pins of the camera almost break off from hitting the fc

Sure, no problem. It also has the benefit of putting the camera a little more forward. As a note, I printed this in a more rigid than normal TPU (Ninjatek Armadillo, 75D shore), and would recommend doing the same or nylon, as typical TPU will probably flex too much in a crash.

I will keep that in mind but I actually don't have a 3D printer. I was thinking about making a rotor riot post asking for recommendations or if I could pay someone for the prints.

I think my TLDR for 3D printers these days is if you just want something that'll work well and do everything you need for FPV, get an Ender3. If you want more bells and whistles like automatic bed leveling, filament runout sensors, or the ability to print extremely flexible filaments (more flexible than normal TPU we use on GoPro mounts) or high temperature filaments like nylon, then start looking at a Prusa Mini or MK3S, but the price goes up quickly and the volume is actually a bit less than the Ender. The Ender 3 will be a mostly assembled kit, which is easy to build if you take your time. The Prusa MK3s can come as kits or fully assembled. Prusa Mini is mostly assembled, just a couple steps. If you're still not ready for your own printer and you're in the US, RaceDayQuads seems to be doing a good job with the prints I've seen from their service. Let me know if you have any other questions!

Panasonic FM Series Capacitors - 50V 1000uf Ultra Low ESR. Not strictly necessary, but I wanted some room for voltage spikes. No real disadvantage other than the size, so why not.

AWESOME

It's @xerovolume 's design, so I messaged him to see if he'd like to post it to Thingiverse. He has a few variants.

Here you go:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3937362

@FPWEAV actually, I just realized he is using one of my other designs which has a 30 degree angle built into it:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3937299

i thought there was a bit of an angle to it! AWESOME! Thanks so much! Love it

Thanks for the design. :)

They're not the type you're familiar with, although I did print those originally with the soft mounts on top. These have built in skids on the bottom so the frame won't scrape when landing on concrete. I have separate TPU soft mounts on the top. Here's the design. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3618891