Anti-Vibration Shock Absorber Mount for APM/KK/MWC/Pixhawk

This anti-vibration mount isolates a flight controller board from the mechanical vibration a multirotor's spinning motors and props constantly generate, which otherwise shows up as noise in the accelerometer and gyro readings the flight controller relies on for stable flight. It's built as a universal fit for the open-source flight controller family: APM 2.5, 2.6 and 2.8, KK, MWC, and Pixhawk 2.4, covering most of the common boards a hobbyist is likely to be running on an older or budget-focused build.

Construction uses glass fiber plates connected by soft isolating dampers, with a center-supported design specifically suited to sensitive electronics and cameras where vibration directly degrades either flight stability or image quality. The mount's flat bottom allows it to be fixed either with bolts through the mounting holes or with double-sided tape, depending on what's more convenient for a given frame's layout, and its rectangular shape doubles as a mount for small action cameras like a Mobius or a sideways-mounted GoPro.

At just 24g, it adds negligible weight to a build while meaningfully reducing the amount of high-frequency vibration reaching the flight controller's sensors, which in practice means steadier altitude hold, cleaner gyro data, and fewer odd twitches in flight modes that lean heavily on accelerometer input. The package includes one shock absorber mount along with mounting tape, ready to fit without sourcing separate hardware.

Builders running an older open-source flight controller on a budget multirotor, or anyone who has noticed vibration-related flight quirks or shaky onboard footage, will find this a simple, low-cost fix that doesn't require replacing the flight controller or camera mount itself.