I can't remember which mount I used on this, but I'm sure there are a number of Hero7 mounts for the Source One on Thingiverse. If you don't have a printer then you can try Brain3D.

I just put up another photo with all the props and nuts on. It came in at about 350g. With an RDQ 1300mAh 4S it's about 500 or 510g.

I've already smashed the camera by hitting a goalpost head on so camera protection isn't that great.

I also fly a Banggod 6" and Source One 5", both are heavier but I guess there's always trade-offs. :)

thanks, looks the same. my gopro mount is around 20 grams and 2 battery straps are around 10 grams

I get about 5 minutes. I like the motors, very smooth and quiet. But as I mentioned in my write-up, it is not a performance oriented build (for that I think you'd want 1404 motors and bigger batteries, similar to one of my other 3" builds). For similar performance with the 1303s, you'd probably need to shave off another 15g or so, which is not practical with this frame. FPVCycle has some 1303s that use press-fit props, which would save some weight vs. T-mount, but I don't have first hand experience with them.

ok thank you. I have made a custom HD version of a Gnarly Primo 3. https://rotorbuilds.com/build/24785.
I don't want it to be a ripper but a fun to fly machine. Less noisy than my 3 inches ripper with 1505 motors...
I have order 1303 FPV cycle. Will see if they make it more smoother and efficient.

That's all in the video, but off the top of my head the weight without the battery with the GoPro is around 160g and with a 550mah 4S it's around 230g. I get about 3 1/2 minutes on that battery.

I actually had not even looked at the mass ,
So with 13004s ,600grams on the dot. A bit phat but , as an experiment its not a total failure. I have learn"t a lot about the material . and the construction method. The next version will also just be a test bed for a future carbon edition.

Reminds me of this for some reason: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mjvgefzjvsg&ab_channel=NURKFPV

yes , because i could

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cool, I like them. What's the frame weight and how many mm thick? Your build and the new 6" props I'm seeing are motivating me to take my 5" 2S 21700 250g build and go for a 2S 18650 6".

5mm thick, 34g. and HQ Prop 6x3.5 Fiberglass Props are the better for this setup. very light and low pitch. durability is very low, they're old.

If your talking about the antenna tips, they have rubber caps on them, doesn't touch the carbon. If your talking about the antenna itself, that is mounted with a soft TPU 3d print. Signal has been excellent, no issues at all. Thanks!

They have the little rubber caps. I have never had an issue with it.

I do not know what white and pink cable you are talking about?

Thanks for the tip - already bent it up in a wreck so was contemplating where to move it. I couldn't resist putting it where it is though because the board has two perfect holes for the cap leads to stick in.

Yeah I did it like that, still do it on my newer builds only now with a 20x20 stack. https://rotorbuilds.com/build/23338