Here it is... a Armattan Chameleon with a RunCam Split! The only way I was able make the RunCam split to work with this frame is to mount the ESC on the arms. Since the RunCam Split camera is a bit smaller than the standard FPV cameras I had to use the plastics mounting bracket that came with the Split. I also needed to modify the bracket so it will fit inside the Chameleon's camera cage. Other than that, everything else fit in to the frame as it should, except for the receiver. Thanks to thingiverse and the people who upload their designs, I was able to 3D print a TPU antenna mount for it.
I am pretty happy with the final weight of 349g because I know this frame is a tank.
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Hi, nice build....Could you tell me what modification you had to make to get the run cam split to fit this frame....
I was able to fit only 2 boards inside the frame so you need to make sure to use a flight controller that has a built in PDB. To get the Runcam Split camera to fit you need to use the plastic bracket the came with the camera and cut it. I added a few more pictures to my build to show you how I mounted to camera. After cutting it I also sanded down the flat part because it was a little too thick. I used some sandpaper and sanded the flat side that presses against the camera until you exposed the brass . I hope that helps.
thanks that helped a lot
FYI... I am going to use a different mount for the Runcam split because the camera is sitting too far back and I catch a lot of the cage when recording in HD. I'm going to 3D print this part from Thingiverse:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2590427
I will let you know how it turns out.
I managed to squeeze my FC, 4n1 ESC amd the split board into the stack. I had to get longer screws (20mm), but the fit with the slimmest of margins. I just found this site and I'll try making a build thread when i get back to the computer so you can see what i did.
i was trying to fit a 3 stack too but the jst and wifi connecter seem to be issues love to seen how you got this to fit