Arm for HyperFloss 13 inch frame, with trimmed motor ends.

4mm version for lightweight builds.

30.5x30.5mm to 20x20mm 1.5mm Adapter

Used if you need to mount 30.5x30.5 and 20x20 mm boards on the same stack.

This is the top plate for the floating pod of the HyperFloss 13 inch frame.

This part is only necessary if you want a floating pod on the frame.

This is the base plate for the HyperFloss 13 inch pod.

The pod is mounted on the frame's bottom plate using rubber standoffs, so the entire pod has vibration dampening feature.

This base plate can fix up to 3 different stacks at the same time. The center stack can be 20x20mm or 30,5x30,5mm.

The front and back stacks has to be 20x20mm.

The POD is optional! If you don't need a dampered pod, and just need a single electronics stack, you can mount the electronics directly over the frame bottom plate. In this case all the "Floating" parts are unnecessary.

This is the top plate for the HyperFloss 13 inch frame without the floating pod.

This plate is not necessary if you plan to use the floating pod.

This is the bottom plate for HyperFloss 13 inch frame.

Each frame needs two of this, one above and one bellow the arms.

This plates can be used in two different ways: To mount the "Floating" pod, or to directly mount the electronics.

The "Floating" pod is a small structure mounted using rubber standoffs. It's intended to provide a vibration dampered space for the electronics. It also provides more space for electronics.

It's optional and you can mount the electronics directly on this bottom plate if you don't need dampering or more space for electronics.

This is the arm for the HyperFloss 13 inch frame, 6mm version for super stiffness.

It's compatible with motor mount patterns from 16mm to 25mm.

Each frame needs 4 units.

This is the arm for the HyperFloss 13 inch frame, 5mm version for balanced weight and stiffness.

It's compatible with motor mount patterns from 16mm to 25mm.

Each frame needs 4 units.

This is the top plate for the floating pod of the HyperFloss 13 inch frame.

This is the SOLID version, which doesn't has holes. It's heavier but it's also stronger and cheaper.

This part is only necessary if you want a floating pod on the frame.

This is the base plate for the HyperFloss 13 inch pod. This is the SOLID version, which doesn't has the 3 big holes. It's heavier but it's also stronger and cheaper.

The pod is mounted on the frame's bottom plate using rubber standoffs, so the entire pod has vibration dampening feature.

This base plate can fix up to 3 different stacks at the same time. The center stack can be 20x20mm or 30,5x30,5mm.

The front and back stacks has to be 20x20mm.

The POD is optional! If you don't need a dampered pod, and just need a single electronics stack, you can mount the electronics directly over the frame bottom plate. In this case all the "Floating" parts are unnecessary.

This is the top plate for the HyperFloss 13 inch frame without the floating pod.

This is the SOLID version, without holes. It's heavier than the regular version, but it's also stronger and cheaper.

This plate is not necessary if you plan to use the floating pod.

This is the solid bottom plate for HyperFloss 13 inch frame. It doesn't has the 3 big holes, so it's heavier than the regular version (but stronger and cheaper).

Each frame needs two of this, one above and one bellow the arms.

This plates can be used in two different ways: To mount the "Floating" pod, or to directly mount the electronics.

The "Floating" pod is a small structure mounted using rubber standoffs. It's intended to provide a vibration dampered space for the electronics. It also provides more space for electronics.

It's optional and you can mount the electronics directly on this bottom plate if you don't need dampering or more space for electronics.