FPV drone expansion bracket for action cameras with panoramic upper mounting, 3D printed from hard plastic with soft sponge contact protection, fits GoPro connector compatible devices like cameras, measuring 70x70x20mm and weighing 22 grams
3D-Printed FPV Drone Expansion Bracket for Panoramic Camera Mounting

This hard plastic expansion bracket is designed for FPV drone enthusiasts who want to mount action cameras and other compatible recording equipment to the top of their drone. Created through 3D printing, the bracket provides a dedicated panoramic mounting point that elevates your camera for an unobstructed field of view. Weighing only 22 grams, it adds minimal extra weight to your setup, helping to maintain flight characteristics. The product specifically fits devices that use standard GoPro-style connectors, expanding your drone's filming capabilities beyond its built-in camera. A key practical feature is the soft sponge material attached to the bracket's contact surface, which sits against the drone fuselage to prevent scratches and abrasion during use.
Features and Construction

This bracket is engineered as a functional add-on to enhance your FPV drone's recording potential. Its design focuses on providing a secure, elevated platform for external cameras without requiring complex modifications to your existing drone frame.
Material and Build
The bracket is fabricated using 3D printing technology from a hard plastic material. This manufacturing method allows for a precise, rigid structure capable of securely holding your camera during dynamic flight manoeuvres. The hard plastic provides the necessary strength to support the mounted device while resisting flex. Integrated into the design is a soft sponge layer that is permanently attached to the area of the bracket that makes direct contact with the drone's main fuselage. This sponge acts as a protective buffer, shielding the drone's surface from potential marks, scratches, or vibration transfer that could occur from direct hard plastic contact.
Size and Practical Fit
The bracket itself measures 70mm in width, 70mm in length, and has a height of 20mm, giving it a compact, low-profile form factor. This size allows it to be mounted atop many common FVP drone frames without interfering with propellers or other components. Its net weight of 22 grams ensures it adds very little mass to your aircraft, which is important for maintaining responsive flight performance and maximising battery life. The product's packing dimensions are 180mm by 100mm by 20mm, indicating the size of the retail packaging it arrives in. The bracket is designed as a universal accessory for drones that have a compatible top mounting area and is intended to work with any camera or device that uses a standard GoPro-style mounting connector.
Uses and Placement

This expansion bracket unlocks new filming angles and equipment options for your FPV drone. It transforms the top of your drone from a simple surface into a functional camera platform.
Event or Professional Use
For event filming, races, or professional aerial videography, mounting an action camera on this bracket provides a stable, high-angle shot distinct from the drone's own first-person view camera. This allows you to capture both the pilot's perspective and a wider, more cinematic third-person view simultaneously. The panoramic upper position is ideal for recording the surrounding environment, other aircraft in group flights, or for getting an over-the-shoulder style shot during dynamic manoeuvres. By using a separate camera, you can also achieve higher video quality or different frame rates than your drone's built-in camera might offer, giving greater creative control for professional projects.
Everyday Home Use
For hobbyists and home users, the bracket simplifies the process of adding a personal action camera to a drone that wasn't originally designed to carry one. It enables you to use an existing GoPro or similar camera you already own without needing to purchase a specialised cinewhoop or heavy-lift drone. The setup is straightforward: attach the bracket to the drone's top plate, secure your camera, and you're ready to film. This is practical for capturing family events from the air, recording your flying sessions to analyse and improve your piloting skills, or simply for sharing unique aerial perspectives on social media. The protective sponge means you can mount and remove the bracket repeatedly without worrying about damaging your drone's finish.
Benefits and Buying Value

This product offers a cost-effective way to significantly expand your drone's filming functionality. It provides a dedicated solution for a common need among FPV pilots.
Reuse and Low Maintenance
The bracket is a durable, single-piece accessory with no moving parts to wear out or require lubrication. Its 3D-printed plastic construction is resilient to the minor shocks and vibrations typical of drone flight. The attached sponge is the only element that might eventually show wear, but it serves a purely protective function and does not affect the bracket's structural integrity. The product requires virtually no maintenance; simply ensure it is clean and the mounting points are free of debris before use. Because it works with the ubiquitous GoPro connector standard, it remains compatible with a wide range of current and future cameras, protecting your investment as you upgrade your filming equipment separately from your drone.
Why Choose This Product
This expansion bracket provides a specific, measured solution: a 70x70x20mm, 22-gram mounting platform made from hard plastic with integrated contact protection. It addresses the precise need for a top-mounted camera position on an FPV drone frame. Unlike generic adhesive mounts, it is a custom-shaped bracket designed for secure attachment to a drone's structure. The included soft sponge differentiates it from basic plastic brackets that could damage your drone's surface. The value lies in its simplicity and specificity—it performs one job well, enabling panoramic camera angles without the complexity and added weight of a full gimbal system. It turns the often-unused top surface of your drone into a functional asset for creative filming.
