Filming hands free

by Ryanb | January 14, 2014 | (0) Posted in Just Fun

For all those looking to film their flights, crashes and stunts, from the ground but don't have enough hands:

The link to the site: https://soloshot.com/SOLOSHOT2

Although a little pricy isn't everything that is fun. Have fun flying.

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COMMENTS

PaladinDG on January 22, 2014
Very cool idea! Personally my GoPro head mount works pretty good... I would probably buy a 2nd GoPro before going this route
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rorak on January 22, 2014
Looks like it could work at close range. Wonder what freq. it uses and if it would cause or be susceptible to interference. The size of the transmitter might be a limiting factor as well.
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Ryanb on January 23, 2014
id take a guess its working 2.4 but Id have to look in to it
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royce.meredith on January 22, 2014
Found a guy online that used it with his quad
http://youtu.be/YBx5xzMUpgQ?t=1m
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Ryanb on January 23, 2014
great video showing it in action
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FKreider on January 22, 2014
Someone should figure out how to make one of these on the cheap DIY
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Ryanb on January 23, 2014
immersion RC do a tracking unit and I see no reason why you could just bolt a camera next to the FPV antenna that this is meant for and get the same sort of results

link to the tracking unit; http://www.immersionrc.com/product-details.php?fpv_product=2&fpv_product_name=EzAntennaTracker System V1
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DreamFlight on January 22, 2014
What about the range? That would be helpful if you could get your fpv ground antenna attached to it.
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Ryanb on January 23, 2014
well in the promotional video its filming a surfer from the beach so id guess its well over 300meters maybe more, and at that distance your camera might be struggling to see. and you could mount it on top of you FPV gear and do a little clever wiring to a switch, then you can switch views from this system to your FPV
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Ryanb on January 23, 2014
2000ft its on the video
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wyllsurf on January 24, 2014
I have used the original one for filming surfing. It works decent but is defiantly not perfect. I would bet the transmitter would knock out an RC link on 2.4 ( that is probably what frequency it is on).
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Filming hands free