I really didn't like the idea of components attached to the bottom of my quadcopter for my FPV setup, so I got an SMA Extension cable, and installed the transmitter inside the bird. I bought 2 SMA 90 Degree connectors, and worked to attach the SMA cable to the case.
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| I widened the hole on the leg to the left of the battery. A notch is needed so you don't pinch the receiver antenna. |
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| Hole widened so the SMA connector would fit inside, with a notch for the receiver antenna coax. |
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| Reattach the leg, and put the nut on the SMA connector,but don't pinch the receiver coax. |
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| Attach the first SMA Angle connector, and test conductivity, as if the SMA nut is not tight enough, the center conductor wont make a good connection. |
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| Attach the 2nd 90 Degree connector, and it should be spaced it out enough for the antenna. |
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A look how I arainged the wiring.
Installed:
H3-3D anti-interferience board
iOSD
CAM Port connector
Immersion Transmitter |
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| You can see the transmitter on the front side of the copter. The battery goes in fine, and everything looks clean. |
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