For the transmitter/camera, I went with the FPV backpack/pod setup inspired by Bruce from RCModelReviews. This was done so that I would be able to move my FPV setup between my multirotors and airplanes without too much hassle. I made my ground station out of a Harbor Freight aluminum case and tried to make everything as compact and portable.
I've written a full build log as well as a comprehensive parts list for everything I used in this ground station on my website:
http://www.rctutor.org/160-fpv-setup.html
Below, I've attached a few pictures showing the what the basic setup looks like with short descriptions of each component.
The RC305 receiver, the transmitter, the cloverleaf antenna and the camera.
The FPV pod mounted to balsa using CA glue and heat-shrink.
Closer angle of the FPV pod.
Modified connections for the RC305 using servo cables and a JST.
Modified DVD slave screen to slim down size and make it a little more sleek.
Harbor Freight aluminum case purchased for $15, inlaid with balsa for a clean look.
Final results...
Foam pocket for the FPV pod, the circular polarized antennas and the battery.
Small hole in the lid of the case for the receiver antenna - makes for a quick setup.
Closeup of screen assembly.
Indoor test hover of the FPV setup. No multipathing issues.
If you have any questions, feel free to comment or contact me and I'll do my best to help out. Hope you enjoyed!
Can you tell me if you cut the black/grey foam which is installed, as I have tried to cut it myself, but unfortunately it has nearly always ended up looking like a Rat has had a chew on it.....
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I am curious about your LC filter. Do you have further information on this?
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DM
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Thanks for sharing 5*
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Any consideration or recommendations would help thanks
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I like it, never seen such a nice package ;-)
I use the same gear but all put on a tripod with the vid Rxat an extendable height of max 4m.
But this is sooo much more easy to carry around, I love it !
Mark.
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Is there a reason you prefer 5.8 over other frequencies? I've heard that 5.8 gives you less range at the same power output...
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http://youtu.be/thwJGbdCa0M
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How do you think this would work out?
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__15295__5_8g_200mw_FPV_Wireless_AV_Tx_Rx_Set.html
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__13434__1_3_inch_SONY_CCD_Video_Camera_NTSC_.html
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__21283__2_1mm_F_2_0_Turnigy_Micro_FPV_Camera_Lense.html
http://www.ebay.com/itm/7-TFT-LCD-Color-Car-Rearview-Headrest-Monitor-DVD-VCR-/160772682456?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item256ecc72d8#ht_2903wt_1396
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http://forum.flitetest.com/showthread.php?2374-Taking-FPV-Desicions
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painless 360 showed using a dash mount screen for I assume reverse camera something like
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pyle-Plhr76-7-Widescreen-Tft-lcd-Video-Monitor-W-headrest-Shroud-/262126891339?hash=item3d07faf14b:g:AwcAAOSwYHxWOVct
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