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-Cover the sensor by closing the back lid of the sensor housing. The lid is pushed over the standoffs and is secured by 1x M3*12mm screw from the front.
+Push in 4x M2*22m standoffs into the sensor housing and close the sensor cable hole by pushing the back lid over the standoffs and using by 1x M3*12mm screw from the front to secure it.
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 Now finish the sensor housing assembly by mounting sensor CFK back plate with 4x M2*6mm screws.
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-Insert the display into the camera and connect to the mainboard. The display is hold on two M3 standoffs as well as these little 3D printed mounts that fit the hinge design. The front one has a little cutout to allow CFast access. Mount these with M3*6mm from below and M3*12mm from the top (through the display mount).
+Insert the display into the camera and connect to the mainboard. The display is mounted to two M3 standoffs as well as these little 3D printed mounts (check picture) that fit the hinge design. The front one has a little cutout to allow CFast access. Mount these with M3*6mm from below and M3*12mm from the top (through the display mount).
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-Congratulations, you have finished building your naked BMPCC 4k!
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