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So a few days ago I was watching a FliteTest Video and I saw something that interested me. (The Thumbnail, Skip to 3:40 for the Video Bit)
I tried to Produce this to make a swappable FPV kit for (budget wise) beginners like myself. I tried to out-do the amazing David Windestål and I totally Failed! His Design was expensive because it used ReadMadeRC's $412* FPV Kit. My Setup Only Requires These 7 things:
- TX/RX/CAMERA/ANTENNAS/WIRES ($55)*
- MONITOR/GOOGLES/WIRES ($30)*
- Power Harness ($2)*
- Goggle Battery (Same as FPV TX) ($6)*
- FPV TX Battery (Same as Goggle ) ($6)*
- FPV RX Battery (Different From FPV TX) ($6)*
- FT Elements Simple Firewall ($4)*
*Prices May Have Changed Since Date of Publication
**Not Including Shipping Because I dont know where you live.
Anyway, The Project Was a Total Failure and Here are the Results (Finals First Prototypes Last) As Snapchats (idk why okay? relax) Note: I had to drill a 1/2 Inch Hole to fit the camera Through the point of making it go through was to provide protection for the cameras flimsy lens. to make this work you have to do work that a begineer might not be able to do, like drilling or belt Sawing, the two skills i needed to rehault the FT Firewall. which is why this is a fail. i also had to detach (and re attach) the lens to make it fit
Final: Back
Final: Front
Final: Side
Prototype: Top.
I Thought I could lay it like this so i would be able to change the channel and it would still leave room for ventalation. in the final i was able to do this and take up less space.
Prototype: Front. Cool Shot overall.
In Progress: Back.
pic during the building process.
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