Update: 2017-06-09
After cracking the top off the lens protectors from many hard crashes I have re-printed the design in Nylon! (previously PETG) it seems basically indestructible now! I recommend everyone get a roll of nylon filament (I used Esun ePA) if they can, printing with the same settings as PETG = 250C hotend, 80C bed, 80mm/s. I have also updated a slightly modified copy of the source files, some optimizations to base height and wire hole position are included. I have also modified my E011 with an additional battery connector soldered on the top back so it can use either type.

The lens protectors do not obstruct the camera field of view, but provide some nice crash protection.

I had one of my lenses break off the PCB on these cameras before adding the lens guards. When the camera costs as much as the whole copter I think .3 gram extra for the lens guards is worth it ;) (mount was .7g before adding guards). They are easy to comment out in OpenSCAD if you would like to remove them.

I would suggest everyone de-solder the circular polarized antenna and just use a short ~15mm length of stranded wire for a simple dipole antenna.. Ideally the correct 5.8ghz 1/4 wavelength but it seems to work fine without exact measurements. I have had good success with video reception with this type of antenna and it puts much less stress on the PCB with less chance of the copter being caught on things. I put a piece of clear heat-shrink over the antenna wire to help keep it springy and upright, but it works without that. The stock antenna weighs .9g so right there you've basically covered the weight of this mount.

I have added many variables for different parts of the design, open it up in OpenSCAD or the Customizer app in Thingiverse and play around with changing them if it doesn't fit your camera perfectly and post the result as a remix.

Current dimensions are for this camera: https://www.banggood.com/Super-Mini-Light-AIO-5_8G-48CH-200mW-VTX-520TVL-14-Cmos-FPV-Camera-PALNTSC-for-QX90-QX95-p-1095683.html?p=V9061370462720140842

I suspect the mount will also work with E010(6mm motor but same hole pattern) and Bwhoop model(rebrand of E011) which I believe is using the same chassis/motors as the Eachine E011

By - http://www.easybotics.com/
And - http://hilo90mhz.com/

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Printed in Esun ePA Nylon
250C hotend
80C bed
designed for printing at .4mm extrusion width