This kit includes a top and bottom plate to suit the mount hole pattern for the DYS Elf quadcopter and allows it to use stock motors and 2" props.  This provides a lot more thrust especially on 3s!

If you want to use the 3d printed canopy pictured, you can find it here : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2496691  There are 1mm thick and 1.5mm thick canopies available. I printed my 1.5mm thick one in red TPU, but something like nylon might be best being stiffer.  The Elf micro cam wedges up in the canopy, and can be secured with double sided tape or hot melt glue.  You can get about 35 degrees of tilt with this setup.

The 2mm top plate included also is designed to use my CF side plates to for a micro cam.  These are not included in the kit yet, but I will update once I get first samples and test for fit.  :)

The frame requires 2mm screws and standoffs to complete

I used from bottom to top :

• 5 x m2 x 12mm long countersunk screws through the bottom frame to hold the bottom standoffs on 
• 5 x m2 3.5mm long nylon standoffs on the bottom (up to 5mm will be ok)
• Fit the fc preferably with originial rubber grommets. I broke a few and use silicone wire sheath cut from 18awg wire, but it may be just fine without.
• 5 x m2 8mm long nylon standoffs on top of the fc
• Fit the Top plate
• Fit the 3d printed canopy if used
• Screw down with 5 x m2 x 6mm long screws

Job done!!

This kit allows you to use the DYS elf stack in a 3mm CF 128mm X frame and run 3" props.

You can use the stock 1102 motors, but will need to extend the motor wires, so going to larger 11XX motors wwill probably be your best bet to get the most thrust from this size.

If you want to use the stock cam in a 3d printed canopy, you can find one here : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2496691  There are 1mm thick and 1.5mm thick canopies available. I printed my 1.5mm thick one in red TPU, but something like nylon might be best being stiffer.  The Elf micro cam wedges up in the canopy, and can be secured with double sided tape or hot melt glue.  You can get about 35 degrees of tilt with this setup.

The frame requires 2mm screws and standoffs to complete

I used from bottom to top :

• 5 x m2 x 12mm long countersunk screws through the bottom frame to hold the bottom standoffs on 
• 5 x m2 3.5mm long nylon standoffs on the bottom (up to 5mm will be ok)
• Fit the fc preferably with originial rubber grommets. I broke a few and use silicone wire sheath cut from 18awg wire, but it may be just fine without.
• 5 x m2 8mm long nylon standoffs on top of the fc
• Slide the side plates onto the top plate and mount your micro cam in there.
• Fit the Top plate
• Fit the 3d printed canopy if used

Screw down with 5 x m2 x 6mm long screws

Job done!!

This kit includes aThis is designed for use with the 3d printed canopy pictured, you can find it here : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2496691  There are 1mm thick and 1.5mm thick canopies available. I printed my 1.5mm thick one in red TPU, but something like nylon might be best being stiffer.  The Elf micro cam wedges up in the canopy, and can be secured with double sided tape or hot melt glue.  You can get about 35 degrees of tilt with this setup.

The frame requires 2mm screws and standoffs to complete

I used from bottom to top :

• 5 x m2 x 12mm long countersunk screws through the bottom frame to hold the bottom standoffs on 
• 5 x m2 3.5mm long nylon standoffs on the bottom (up to 5mm will be ok)
• Fit the fc preferably with originial rubber grommets. I broke a few and use silicone wire sheath cut from 18awg wire, but it may be just fine without.
• 5 x m2 8mm long nylon standoffs on top of the fc
• Fit the Top plate
• Fit the 3d printed canopy if used
• Screw down with 5 x m2 x 6mm long screws

Job done!!

This kit contains modified side plates to suit the Fullspeed RC Leader 120 quad to allow for fitting a micro CCD camera with backback TX with a good tilt range plus a larger LED/buzzer board.

This latest version (V3) allows for fitting of different lens length micro cams with a slotted mount.  Also larger stack space should fit a stack of around 27mm which should fit a runcam swift mini stack in addition to the leader stacks with minor mods, but I haven't tested this.

The original design of the Leader frame by Rohens Lei of FD racing is awesome, but was done before these cameras became available. 

A section of the camera mount arm is 0.5mm thinner to allow for the 19mm wide camera to fit in the 18mm gap between the plated when mounted on the standard frame.