NewBeeDrone Goober Canopy Insta360 Go Mount

The NewBeeDrone Goober Canopy Insta360 Go Mount is a lightweight and durable canopy designed to securely mount your Insta360 Go camera on your AcroBee or other micro drones. Built from flexible yet strong material, it offers optimal protection for your camera while ensuring smooth flight performance. The mount is perfectly tailored for easy camera installation, providing a secure fit without compromising aerodynamics. Whether you're capturing stunning cinematic shots or recording freestyle sessions, this canopy ensures your Insta360 Go stays safe and steady in the air.

Key Features:

  • Custom-fit for the Insta360 Go camera.
  • Durable and flexible material to absorb impacts.
  • Lightweight design that maintains optimal flight performance.
  • Easy installation and secure fit for AcroBee and micro drones.

Also known as "Bunny Ears." You can now put an Insta360 Go V1 on your Goober Canopy and 75mm Whoop!

This is just the 3D print parts, you will need 2X M2 6-8mm screw to lock the mount on the goober canopy. 

You can also print this mount by your own. 

Recommend Print material: TPU 

Insta Go Mount on Goober Canopy- Design by Dalton

 

Customer Reviews

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Aadric Allan
amazing

works so well

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Fpv Budget Builds
Good quick mount

This mount works good, but also works with some other canopy designs as well as some different frame mount applications.

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issac
Even it is too small for 360 peanut. but with a rubber band.

Even it is too small for 360 peanuts. but with a rubber band, you will have no problem.

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Cyrus
Works for my Runcam thumb

It’s not perfect but it does work for the Runcam thumb. It’s a bit loose but it does hold it well enough. I think it’s more stable then the 2 cases the Runcam thumb comes with.

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justin roth
Please make a GO 2 update!

My GO 2 arrived today and I was excited to try out this mount, but it will not fit the GO 2. That should probably be in the description! Who's got the skills to bang out an updated STL file? There's nothing on thingiverse at the time of this review. I thought I might be able to squeeze it in, but it's a no go. In the meantime...duct tape? Otherwise, the quality of the print looks great, and there's now 3 screws included!