If you look at my Hyphy I build, you can see that I zip tied my VTX onto the side of my stack. The receiver is just ontop of my stack under the top plate. I think the point of the build is to keep it pretty slammed, and I love the look of it. With the plates being low with the original standoffs, it keeps all the guts of my quad squished inside. Tight build, but it's all safe in there.

Recommendations? Don't mount the antenna on the top plate hole, use Hyph's 3d printed mount for the back so it stays flexi. Use the holes in the back of the bottom plate to zip tie to loop through your power leads from the PDB so when it's tugged it won't create stress on your solder joints. The method of mounting the camera includes inserting the bracket from the bottom of the plate so it is recessed and allowing a lower cam height, and it still allows the camera to be pretty horizontal if you don't need the angle. Worst case, mount the bracket ontop of the bottom plate instead and it should still work fine - sans higher standoffs. Use the slammed frame to your advantage to hold everything in. It'll be a tight build but in a crash, you won't have loose parts flying around, and it'll look sexy doing it.

Thanks for the tip about the PDB wires i never thought of that. Where can I order the orange stuff you have around the wires between the esc and motor's?