Naza GPS Puck Frame Mount

IMPORTANT

1. After installing this mount, look up your declination here: http://magnetic-declination.com/. I mark my puck with a magic marker so I don’t forget. Use a simple protractor to set the angle. If negative, turn your puck counterclockwise. If positive, clockwise.
2. Before your first flight, calibrate your compass using the DJI instructions. Too easy.
   GPS Frame Mount
   Don’t like junk hanging from your multicopter’s arms? Looking for an aerodynamic solution for the GPS puck that will protect it in a crash? Here you are, the Frame Mount. It is locked to the frame with two screws (that also hold your arm on). The holes are countersunk so no vibrations are transferred to the antenna. If you break THIS mount, then you have some serious problems with OTHER broken stuff…