Leventador Sport: 30x30 Stack & SharkByte
By FireNWater on Jun 15, 2021
To use the 30x30 plates from the Leventador Pro on the Sport, you just need to widen the slots from 2mm to 3mm using either a small diamond file or with a small Carbon Fiber grinding bit on your Dremel.
I designed a custom top plate and TPU mounts that will hold a SharkByte Vtx and provide maximum cooling and also allow easy access to the MIPI and u.fl connector. I will be happy to send the Fusion 360 file to anyone who needs to modify these parts for their build.
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This is a cool build, between the ELRS and the shark byte, the box frame and the cool prints, you built a slick flier.
How does she fly? Looks like she should be great in the air, I see that the packaging is real tight with that vtx (I fear for your ufl connector).
I am so curious about box frames, I may build one just to fly it.
If you look at the third photo, the u.fl connector is protected / held in place by the custom CF top plate. I need to make the flip tent a little more skookum to help protect the Vtx antenna.