i haven't spent enough time with this build to be able to troubleshoot props, the build was ripped apart to build up a micro apex 5 instead as i just didn't like the style of the bobcat frame. the apex build isn't done yet the 1905's did work extremely well on the bobcat though tons of power and extremely efficient.

Hey, Sorry but my design skills aren't very good and it took me about 3 hrs to make the existing bobcat antenna mount I posted up, and I just don't have the spare cycles right now to make another. I would recommend the brain3d.co mount for what your looking for.

I'll be posting an antenna holder for analog and immortal t soon, once I finish my Bobcat build.

Hi, yes i would recommend the Full size air unit if you want to be able to record on-board and have no breakup being recorded like the vista, however it is almost impossible to keep the weight below 250g with a full size air unit even with a 450mah lipo. nothing changed with the way i had to mount the ESC/Flight controller, the frame was built with the ability to hold the air unit and comes with sticky foam pads to hold it in nice and secure.

I forgot to note that i haven't had any issues with the GPS getting locked with the module in that position even with the 18650 battery, normally get 12-16 satelites at any given time, a new location takes about 1-2 minutes to lock while outdoors. Inside it took like 30 minutes to get its first lock.

Awesome, thank you for the update! having a good gps helps with that too.

Noticed that you have updated the motors, what size did you go with and how has that impacted flight performance/time?

i went with airblade 1905 2100kv motors and i flew with my 18650 3000mah li-ion for about 8 minutes and was still at 3.8v so could have flown for much much longer being able to drop a li-ion to almost 2.5v, power is still there to be able to pull out of a dive or avoid a tree. but for the most part this was built to be similar to a mavic air but have acro mode.

Cool good info to know. I was thinking of getting the fpvcycle 2203 2800kv motors eventually and run both 3 or 4s li-ions. Currently have betafpv 1505 3600 kv motors and will run those first, potentially upgrade later on. Was looking to do something similar to your intent. Going to build everything up this week. On current frame with 3s 18650 3000mah i get around 19 minute flight time with the betafpv motors.

ill have a look, i think it would fit with a vista but maybe not the air unit, do you have a file i could print and see if it will fit with the Air Unit and a 25x25 whoop board. i wouldn't be worried about it sticking out the sides as much as how far back can you move the Air Unit to get it to fit the extra point of the whoop board unless you ran the whoop board at a 45° angle so it actually sits in there square.

Oh I just fly analog so don't have to worry about fitting an air unit, I was just wondering about how it sticks out the sides. I'd prefer to mount mine diagonal like it was meant to be rather than rotated and corrected for in software, the wiring works better and I prefer the lack of complexity, I just wonder how protected the edges of the board will be, how far would they protrude past the carbon?