How to be successful in FPV part: 3 - The Video System

by StoneBlueAirlines | November 7, 2012 | (31) Posted in Tips

This is part 3 in our FPV Tutorial Video series. The Video System.
Check out this latest video to find out what you need to know to get started.

This video is brought to you by StoneBlueAirlines and Alex iBcrazy Greve from Video Aerial Systems.

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Video: 808 #16 Keychain Camera with modded lens.

Planes: Spector
FPV40 Scratch Build Wing from Dollar Tree Foam
Flight Test Nut Ball

Radio: Futaba T6EXA Radio
Spectrum Dx6i
Receiver: Coronal RP6D1

Ground Station:
1.2 Ghz Transmitter and receiver for video
Helical and Cross Hair Antenna
Vuzix Wrap 920 Goggles
Video Monitor: Haier  7" LCD HLT71

Flying Wing Calculator
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COMMENTS

ipetepete on November 7, 2012
Thank you so much for this info. I've been researching the various bands and have some spotted information. This is EXACTLY what I needed. Looks like 1.2/1.3Ghz is for me. Now I need to do some research on filters.
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StoneBlueAirlines on November 8, 2012
I am on 1.2 and it works great with my 72mhz radio.
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StoneBlueAirlines on November 7, 2012
Yes the guru of FPV he is.
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casehatter on November 7, 2012
Well it's about time.. Thanks man I feel better knowing how IBCRAZY feels about it all.
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Mirabile Visu on November 8, 2012
Gold dust information for someone who is just starting FPV. Thank you very much.
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StoneBlueAirlines on November 8, 2012
Glad we could make these. I feel the same way about finding this kind of info to help people understand what options you have when setting things up.
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wackbirdz on November 15, 2012
Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't the 23cm band (1240mhz-1300mhz) only able to be used by amateur radio technician class license holders? I noticed that you said that it was part of the bands useable by amateur radio but said nothing about licensing. Awesome videos by the way, your contributions to the RC community are priceless. God bless.
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StoneBlueAirlines on November 15, 2012
This is Stone Blue not Alex but what I understand is yes you can get a license but the lack of use on the this band now is also a hit and miss area with the license. I would say most don't use one or have one. Not an overly used band anymore and also one that is not really policed from my understanding.
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