Is there a below the controler mount Crystalsky 7.85"

[offtheback]

I've been using an ipad mini in the arms of the regular controller that places the Ipad under the controller.I bought a Crystalsky 7.85 inch and a Polarpro mount that puts the controller behind the monitor.I find that cumbersome.I'd like to have a similar setup for the Crystalsky so it would be below the controller.any exist?Thanks.

 

[THE WOMBLE]

I purchased two of these mounts for use on my CRYSTALSKY MONITORS(both sizes). Very easy to attach to the monitors and can quickly inter change which size monitor I want to use. Usually have the smaller monitor set-up for my MAVIC AIR and the larger monitor for my MAVIC2 Zoom. Whe ?I turn on the remote the monitor starts automatically.Got mine from ALIEXPRESS. Watch out for large variation in price.

 

[offtheback]

I purchased two of these mounts for use on my CRYSTALSKY MONITORS(both sizes). Very easy to attach to the monitors and can quickly inter change which size monitor I want to use. Usually have the smaller monitor set-up for my MAVIC AIR and the larger monitor for my MAVIC2 Zoom. Whe ?I turn on the remote the monitor starts automatically.Got mine from ALIEXPRESS. Watch out for large variation in price.

Thanks!Do you have a photo of your Mavic zoom with monitor+controller attached?

 

[THE WOMBLE]

YEP. Will find some later today as it is 3.30am and off to get some sleep.

 

[offtheback]

YEP. Will find some later today as it is 3.30am and off to get some sleep.

Thank you.

 

[Drone on]

I've been using an ipad mini in the arms of the regular controller that places the Ipad under the controller.I bought a Crystalsky 7.85 inch and a Polarpro mount that puts the controller behind the monitor.I find that cumbersome.I'd like to have a similar setup for the Crystalsky so it would be below the controller.any exist?Thanks.

Do you have a tripod?
If so, consider a tripod mount adapter sold by Mavmount. It's $29.
I have one and only use a tripod with my CS. There are several advantages including the monitor is at eye level, so no neck strain from looking down all the time. Also, the RC becomes light as a feather.
Another advantage is that using a tripod gives off the appearance of 'proffesionalism'. That is, when others see it, flying the drone appears to be an assignment, and not a back alley hit and run. I think that when others can see what you are doing, it becomes less scary/threatening to them.

 

[offtheback]

Do you have a tripod?
If so, consider a tripod mount adapter sold by Mavmount. It's $29.
I have one and only use a tripod with my CS. There are several advantages including the monitor is at eye level, so no neck strain from looking down all the time. Also, the RC becomes light as a feather.

Thanks.I flipped the monitor upside down and will see tomorrow how it feels.

 

[THE WOMBLE]

Sorry for the delay but here goes. I am not sure which arms are which as I have 3 different sets.... Ones for SPARK remote, some for AIR and a set for MAVIC2. I modified a set by extending the slots so as to use on the slave remote. Ask any questions and I will do my best to answer.

 

[offtheback]

Thank you very much for the detailed photos and explanation!

 

[mavin]

I've been using an ipad mini in the arms of the regular controller that places the Ipad under the controller.I bought a Crystalsky 7.85 inch and a Polarpro mount that puts the controller behind the monitor.I find that cumbersome.I'd like to have a similar setup for the Crystalsky so it would be below the controller.any exist?Thanks.

All you have to do is Rotate the display on the CS in settings