The GoPro mounting pattern on the AOS UL7 is identical to the AOS 5 and AOS 5.5 so any mount designed for any of these frames will fit and work perfectly on the others.

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The GoPro is secured by 4x M3 screws so you can be confident that the mount will not be going anywhere in a hurry.

The AOS 7 uses 2 mm Carbon Plates to hold and protect the camera. These are stiffer, lighter and cheaper to replace than aluminum or titanium.

The camera plates include 2 standoffs to maximise durability and a cutout pattern that supports DJI O3 and all typical19 - 20 mm FPV cameras.

Both of these plates are 2mm thick to provide an optimal balance between strength, stiffness and weight. The cut outs in the top and bottom plate of the AOS UL7 are tuned using finite element analysis to preserve as much of the bending and torsional stiffness of the plate as possible whilst minimizing weight.

There are mountings for three 30.5x30.5mm or 20x20mm stacks with plenty of space in between for the receiver, capacitor and other accessories.

There are also two hard mount points for SMA antenna connectors.

The AOS UL7 further develops on the truss design used for the Cine80 but takes it to the next level. Each arm is made from two vertical parts that interlock together. This allows both struts of the arm to be cut with the fibers aligned along the length of the part maximising the material stiffness and strength in every part of the arm.

The vertical truss design provides enormous stiffness per gram in all directions. Truss structures are inherently very strong as they convert bending loads into compression and tension in the individual members. Carbon is much stronger in pure tension and compression than in bending.

The motor mounting is easy to assemble with 3 long screws that go through spacers into press-nuts. The 19mm motor mounting supports 2808 and 2806.5 size motors which are ideal for 7 inch props.