( Please Read for Links) Maybe airplanes would be easier than hovering, but it still seems that folks with the very best and expensive FPV equipment still have issues, as seen in the video FPV Warning. Hey, what could go wrong? ( www.youtube.com ) See the ending comments. As I am still experimenting to see if I want to spent the big bucks, I have made a few Quad-Copter videos while still experimenting with the inexpensive Tiny FPV (First Person View) video Camera I got from HobbyPartz.com. It only cost .50 and works well enough to see if I like this type of flying well enough to spend the money, get the FCC licenses, and a spotter.. My HobbyPartz micro camera: 1. 2.4GHz Micro Transmitter w/ Color CMOS Camera. 2. High Gain 2.4GHz Video receiver. 3. All necessary video cables and power adapters. 4. Video Cable to Connect TV/VCR/Camcorder 5. - 9 Volt Battery Adapter 6. - Power DC Adapters for both the Camera + Receiver SPECIFICATIONS 1. Camera and transmitter weight: only 9 grams! 2. Camera and transmitter size: 15mm x 22mm x 32mm (5/8" x 7/8" x 1 1/4") 3. Camera Lux: 3 @ f1.2 4. Camera Auto Electronic Exposure of 1/60 to 1/15000 sec. w/ Auto Gain & White Balance 5. Camera Signal to Noise Ratio: 48dB 6. 365K (PAL) or 250K (NTSC) camera pixel resolution 7. Wireless Transmission Range: 150M (450 FEET), Line-Of-Sight 8. Transmitter RF Output Power: EC R&TTE Compliant 9. Receiver Video Input/Output: 1Vp-p/75 ohm Here are some specs for the mQX quad-copter. Bind-N-Fly Product ...
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Micro FPV Camera on mQX Quad-Copter. 2nd attempt outside.
Micro FPV Camera on mQX Quad-Copter. 2nd attempt outside. Video Clips. Duration : 3.73 Mins.
( Please Read for Links) Maybe airplanes would be easier than hovering, but it still seems that folks with the very best and expensive FPV equipment still have issues, as seen in the video FPV Warning. Hey, what could go wrong? ( www.youtube.com ) See the ending comments. As I am still experimenting to see if I want to spent the big bucks, I have made a few Quad-Copter videos while still experimenting with the inexpensive Tiny FPV (First Person View) video Camera I got from HobbyPartz.com. It only cost .50 and works well enough to see if I like this type of flying well enough to spend the money, get the FCC licenses, and a spotter.. My HobbyPartz micro camera: 1. 2.4GHz Micro Transmitter w/ Color CMOS Camera. 2. High Gain 2.4GHz Video receiver. 3. All necessary video cables and power adapters. 4. Video Cable to Connect TV/VCR/Camcorder 5. - 9 Volt Battery Adapter 6. - Power DC Adapters for both the Camera + Receiver SPECIFICATIONS 1. Camera and transmitter weight: only 9 grams! 2. Camera and transmitter size: 15mm x 22mm x 32mm (5/8" x 7/8" x 1 1/4") 3. Camera Lux: 3 @ f1.2 4. Camera Auto Electronic Exposure of 1/60 to 1/15000 sec. w/ Auto Gain & White Balance 5. Camera Signal to Noise Ratio: 48dB 6. 365K (PAL) or 250K (NTSC) camera pixel resolution 7. Wireless Transmission Range: 150M (450 FEET), Line-Of-Sight 8. Transmitter RF Output Power: EC R&TTE Compliant 9. Receiver Video Input/Output: 1Vp-p/75 ohm Here are some specs for the mQX quad-copter. Bind-N-Fly Product ...
( Please Read for Links) Maybe airplanes would be easier than hovering, but it still seems that folks with the very best and expensive FPV equipment still have issues, as seen in the video FPV Warning. Hey, what could go wrong? ( www.youtube.com ) See the ending comments. As I am still experimenting to see if I want to spent the big bucks, I have made a few Quad-Copter videos while still experimenting with the inexpensive Tiny FPV (First Person View) video Camera I got from HobbyPartz.com. It only cost .50 and works well enough to see if I like this type of flying well enough to spend the money, get the FCC licenses, and a spotter.. My HobbyPartz micro camera: 1. 2.4GHz Micro Transmitter w/ Color CMOS Camera. 2. High Gain 2.4GHz Video receiver. 3. All necessary video cables and power adapters. 4. Video Cable to Connect TV/VCR/Camcorder 5. - 9 Volt Battery Adapter 6. - Power DC Adapters for both the Camera + Receiver SPECIFICATIONS 1. Camera and transmitter weight: only 9 grams! 2. Camera and transmitter size: 15mm x 22mm x 32mm (5/8" x 7/8" x 1 1/4") 3. Camera Lux: 3 @ f1.2 4. Camera Auto Electronic Exposure of 1/60 to 1/15000 sec. w/ Auto Gain & White Balance 5. Camera Signal to Noise Ratio: 48dB 6. 365K (PAL) or 250K (NTSC) camera pixel resolution 7. Wireless Transmission Range: 150M (450 FEET), Line-Of-Sight 8. Transmitter RF Output Power: EC R&TTE Compliant 9. Receiver Video Input/Output: 1Vp-p/75 ohm Here are some specs for the mQX quad-copter. Bind-N-Fly Product ...
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