I've always been fascinated with the Split cameras. I really like their image quality for how compact they are, but definitely do feel some of the latency they add. It's not a huge amount, but I notice I'm slightly miscalculating turns and such. For this build anyway I've decided to deal with that.

The frame is my own design - pod stl can be downloaded here - This variant was made to fit boards with the USB placement of the TBS Podracer AIO, and Foxeer Micro Lollipop vtx antenna. Carbon is 3mm, with a 1.5mm battery plate attached to the stack screws. To secure the battery I'm using wide rubber bands which I don't think would work well with quads any bigger than this, but seems pretty sturdy here. Whatever type of strap is used, I very much prefer to have two of them. Otherwise there's not much to say about it.. it's a carbon fiber X with 4" arms and whoop board mounting!

Behind the ND filter is a Split 3 Nano Whoop. I'd love to replace it with the newer Split 4 but couldn't find them in stock domestically. One thing I've seen somewhere is that the Split 4 can lock ISO, which I'd think would make the filter more useful. For that reason, on the Split 3 I'm not sure if it's doing anything at all but after a few more flights I'll find out.

We're having some crappy weather in my area, so I'll try to post some footage once it clears up and I figure out a good tune.

Initial flight impressions:
This thing can cruise for an eternity. Using the 850mah 3S pack pictured, I flew for 14:30 at low speed.
Tuning is coming along with pretty high P & D values, which I recall being key for similar 3" builds on 2S. Not quite where I want it to be yet but getting there. Will have video soon.