Has anyone done fpv cameras on tank, is there a predesigned set up…… thinking I want to have two cameras, one in driver position and one on turret….
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Yes and yes. I have camera's on a number of my tanks, both fixed and movable (rotate with a separate radio hooked up and have the ability to use head tracking where if I look left the camera turns left). These are not plug and play. I am using systems designed for quadcopters and airplanes. The second question, predesignated set up is an option on HL tanks and it work off wifi. You can find info on getting these from the Toucan sites.
Example on my Challenger II
Heng Long Challenger2 with Head Tracking FPV - YouTube
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I definitely agree that having 2 cameras would be good. I have 1 Heng Long FPV camera on my Abrams in the gunner primary sight, but you can't see the hull of the tank at all so you have no idea which way you are facing if using the camera only. It's only OK for accurate shooting since it is offset. The Heng Long camera produces it's own WiFi signal that connects to an app on your phone. Range so far has been fine but I haven't used it a lot. Here's a sample I took last weekend:Originally posted by Ulfhednar View PostHas anyone done fpv cameras on tank, is there a predesigned set up…… thinking I want to have two cameras, one in driver position and one on turret….
There is no audio, and the recording is done on your phone. There is a camera port on the main board so you can turn it on/off, but also I believe if the tank is "killed" during IR battle, it kills the camera. On my Abrams, it has the 360 turret and slip ring; I found a spare jack on the board in the turret but it's power is "on" anytime the tank is on.
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By toucan do you mean https://www.toucanhobby.com …? Cannot see anything by way of cameras, only modified tanks…..
thank btw, I’m new to this world and have very little knowledge.
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