Camera mounting bracket

Abstract

The camera mounting bracket attached to the lower and upper covers is characterized by the fact that it consists of a left (1) and a right arm (2). The left arm (1) is a mirror image of the right arm (2). The right arm (2) is a uniform, flat structure bounded on two sides by parallel surfaces – an inner surface and an outer surface (5). These surfaces (hereinafter referred to as the arm surface) are spaced apart, and this distance constitutes the thickness of the arm and is the lateral surface of the arm. Two through holes of different sizes are made on the arm surface, the larger of which is located in the central part of the arm (2), and the smaller one is located in its lower part at the base of the arm (2). Furthermore, the area of ​​the larger hole on the inner surface side is larger than its area on the outer side (5). The gradation of sizes occurs halfway through the thickness of the arm (2).Furthermore, the through holes in the cross-section are regular polygons. Additionally, at the base of the arm (2), perpendicular to the lateral surface of the arm, two parallel holes were made, each with internally threaded bushings inside. Similarly, in the upper part of the arm, perpendicular to the lateral surface of the arm, a hole was made, also containing an internally threaded bushing. Additionally, the arm has a rounded shape on one side.