Mavmount Crystal Sky adapter is coming

[kyle76joslin]

Hey..I'm open to at least giving it a shot..although I've been realizing I like the original mount I'm using. Its just easier to break down and pack up....for my personal style that is. Plus I already figured out how to fit everything in my hard case. Lol..

 

[Ping^Spike]

What case is that mate?

And what bracket is that in the lower left pocket?

 

[kyle76joslin]

Here is the description from Amazon for the case.
Professional Carrying Case fits for DJI Mavic Pro - Explorer Case Edition - with extensive space for 7 batteries, many accessories, DJI shoulder bag by MC-CASES (Explorer Edition)
While I purchased my case from Amazon, here is the Home page for MC-Cases.
Home - MC-CASES.COM
Just found this for the overseas fliers interested in this type of case.
Germany 1-2 Days | Europe 2-5 Days | USA 5-10 Days | Worldwide 7-21 Days
This is on the mc-cases website.

The Bracket I purchased from Flyhighusa.com
DJI CrystalSky Mounting Bracket for Select Controllers - FlyHighUSA
Mavic Pro Crystal Sky Mounting Bracket (3-5 day Processing Time) - FlyHighUSA

So you wont be shocked, the entire set up for the bracket are two separate pieces that are purchased separately from the same company.
If you are using a different mount at the moment, after using 3D printed mount from Flyhigh your previous mount
might not fit as snug as before. This is due to the 3D printed mount is slightly thicker.

Personal preference note: I have both the Flyhighusa mount set up as well as the Mavmount. In the case you might notice I'm using
the Flyhigh mount, it's just easier to break down and pack away as well as getting ready for flight. The Mavmount works great when i'm
in a stationary setting such as at home. I just don't mount it to the controller and I use a 3 ft type C cord to connect the controller.
So far, most of what I've learned about the different hardware and issues in this Hobby have been on this forum.
Keep up the open communication on what works and doesn't work for personal style of setting up your Mavic Pro.

 

[Ping^Spike]

Thanks for the detailed reply mate! I do like that case

Bracket though, pretty expensive.. But then the mavmount + CS adaptor ain't cheap either!

Thanks again

 

[Ping^Spike]

You mean like this? Ok Chris, sound like a great idea View attachment 19225

Cool! What size thread/bolts do we need to source? Are they M8 thread? Any idea on max length?

Details please

 

[laura schlenker]

Cool! What size thread/bolts do we need to source? Are they M8 thread? Any idea on max length?

Details please

I need the same info please , I just ordered the mavmount

 

[FredSheldon]

I need the same info please , I just ordered the mavmount

Not sure this helps, but best I can measure is 5 mm across thread top to thread top, and 8 mm long, from shoulder of head to end of screw. Keep in mind, the screws come with the MavMount.

 

[laura schlenker]

mine came in the mail yesterday, it looks very nice and hight quality, of course I have to wait on the ultra to get here to use it.

 

[kyle76joslin]

Since were on the subject of parts, don't suppose anyone knows where to find replacement rubber grips inside the controller arms?

 

[Stan1915]

At the moment, my only guess would be from DJI. You might PM @Thunderdrones to see if they have any

 

[Former Member]

Thanks @Stan1915 for mentioning me. I will have to search in my parts bin, But Im pretty sure I dont have any left.

Im getting ready for some nasty weather on Sunday night and Monday, so I might not be on the board much.https://mavicpilots.com/members/stan1915.24835/

 

[kyle76joslin]

I'll give that a shot, thanks.

 

[kyle76joslin]

And good luck to y'all down that way.

 

[Advexure]

@FredSheldon mentioned in another post that he got these which work to screw in the adapter to the bottom of the CS: M5x10mm Hand Screw (5 pcs)

 

[Ping^Spike]

Just ordered a set, thanks @Advexure

 

[Advexure]

Just ordered a set, thanks @Advexure

No problem, real credit goes to Fred. Hope they make things convenient for you. Safe flying.

 

[Billco]

EDIT:

Updating this first post with pictures of the prototype working model!

Here's a first look at our DJI Crystal Sky adapter.

**This is a raw aluminum piece, not yet finished or anodized. Also, some final cuts still need to be made. But we couldn't resist sharing!

This beauty paired with a MavMount, or any professional tripod system will hold your Crystal Sky monitor amazingly securely! Because MavMount has ALWAYS been designed to be upgraded, with switchable tablet clamps, and standard fittings for universal mounting, your MavMount 1.0 or 2.0 will work with this adapter perfectly!

Look out for this to be used with the Mavic, Spark, and even the OSMO!



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I just received your new mount to use on my CS 7.85. It’s very well made but I am having an issue with the new lanyard in that it directly interferes with the USB cable that comes out of the bottom of the monitor. They both want to use the same space!

 

[Aerial West]

I just received your new mount to use on my CS 7.85. It’s very well made but I am having an issue with the new lanyard in that it directly interferes with the USB cable that comes out of the bottom of the monitor. They both want to use the same space!
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Yes, dji used a center mount unfortunately for the usb-c. Fortunately, there's two ports.

To use the lanyard, use the micro usb plug in the side of the monitor, like a ipad or most other devices. Should work great!

 

[lannes]

I just received your new mount to use on my CS 7.85. It’s very well made but I am having an issue with the new lanyard in that it directly interferes with the USB cable that comes out of the bottom of the monitor. They both want to use the same space!

What if you remove the black nut, take out the lanyard piece and mount it above the blacknut against the CS mount.

Then you can secure it in place so it doesn't move as it's held in place by the black nut, you can then position it so that the lanyard is out of the way, because it's secured it won't swing around loose like it was in the original mounting

 

[Aerial West]

What if you remove the black nut, take out the lanyard piece and mount it above the blacknut against the CS mount.

Then you can secure it in place so it doesn't move as it's held in place by the black nut, you can then position it so that the lanyard is out of the way, because it's secured it won't swing around loose like it was in the original mounting

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How's that working for you?