DJI Mavic Air 2 $5 Tablet Mount

[aokusman]

Made from old parts. Lol.

 

[gusvictor]

This is practically free. I just used a piece of electrical wire and some electrical tape. I guess It‘ll do until they cone out with Mavic air 2 specific mounts.

 

[Swampcat]

I tried this with my iPad Mini 4 and it's been a great inexpensive solution. I was also thinking about gluing the two pieces together for security. So far, I haven't noticed the separation that @Shazbot documented.

I may try this with my iPad Pro 10.5 and see how that works for me.

One thing I've noticed with the Mini: the clip overlaps the top of the screen and makes it difficult to touch some parts if I go into the Settings menu. Nothing that a little trim won't fix.

 

[Shazbot]

I tried this with my iPad Mini 4 and it's been a great inexpensive solution. I was also thinking about gluing the two pieces together for security. So far, I haven't noticed the separation that @Shazbot documented.

I may try this with my iPad Pro 10.5 and see how that works for me.

One thing I've noticed with the Mini: the clip overlaps the top of the screen and makes it difficult to touch some parts if I go into the Settings menu. Nothing that a little trim won't fix.

I only saw separation when I tried the 10inch tablet. No issues when using the mini.
And yes, the front tab blocks one of the settings in the app. I need to trim it as well.

 

[crosswired]

ok, found a piece of acrylic glass (plexiglass) and using hot air gun managed to get it in shape
works a charm

 

[Shazbot]

ok, found a piece of acrylic glass (plexiglass) and using hot air gun managed to get it in shape
works a charm View attachment 101961View attachment 101963View attachment 101964View attachment 101965

That's great!
I wanted to try something similar using a plastic putty knife, but I don't have a hot air gun.

 

[crosswired]

That's great!
I wanted to try something similar using a plastic putty knife, but I don't have a hot air gun.

you might use hairdryer or heater fan, less convenient but will work (at least heater fan) ...or flames from gas cooker, just dont set yourself on fire
2-3mm acrylic should get soft enough it you'll dip it in boiling water for a few minutes