In my last post we talked about RC drone building, but what about the other side of FPV where you can fly like your in the cockpit. Well today we are going to talk about making your own FPV setup and the things you need to make your own.
In this build you can add it to your multi-rotor and view it in a 7in monitor.
Shopping Cart:
Your still going to need to a receiver and monitor to be able to see where your flying but with this little guy you can mount it to almost anything. Here's a video of the Flite Test team flying around and showing you how simple it is to place on a small multi-rotor or plane
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In this build you can add it to your multi-rotor and view it in a 7in monitor.
Shopping Cart:
- Boscam TS351+RC805 5.8G Transmitter and Receiver
- JST Connectors
- Mini CCTV Camera
- 7in TFT monitor
- JST and XT60 connector
Total will be $96.61
With this setup its almost plug and play with a little bit of soldering of course, the transmitter and receiever has a rang of about 2km (1.3 miles) and that my friend is a lot of ground to cover.
But what if you looking for something a little more smaller for your camera, well you can go over to flitetest.com where they have amazing content on RC planes and multi-rotors and they just came out with this amazing little camera the Hyperion MINI 600 which has a range of 50~100m range approximately.
Your still going to need to a receiver and monitor to be able to see where your flying but with this little guy you can mount it to almost anything. Here's a video of the Flite Test team flying around and showing you how simple it is to place on a small multi-rotor or plane
Hoped you liked this week content, like always follow me or add comments below on projects you want to tackle
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