Gender
Male
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Location
Enola, PA
About Me:
Just a regular everyday normal guy.
Please tell us a bit about your UAV interest
Longtime aviation buff with an interest in electronics. It's only natural I'd want a UAV.
Hometown:
Harrisburg, PA
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"The best way to go about something like this would be with something like the USB Host Shield - as found here: http://www.circuitsathome.com/. Fair warning, though - an arduino mega doesn't have anywhere near the memory you will need to capture even…"
"Scotty:
I had initially hoped I would be able to do exactly that, but the main limitation I found was the pictures the serial camera takes are just too big to even process on the same arduino, much less transmit over a serial link. I have since…"
I had initially hoped I would be able to do exactly that, but the main limitation I found was the pictures the serial camera takes are just too big to even process on the same arduino, much less transmit over a serial link. I have since…"
"@Simon
1. Thanks for the tip, I will keep that in mind.
2. It's actually one of the 60mW ones good for (supposedly) 1500m range - regardless, I don't plan on flying much beyond 500m LOS or so.
I haven't seen any latency issues with the testing…"
1. Thanks for the tip, I will keep that in mind.
2. It's actually one of the 60mW ones good for (supposedly) 1500m range - regardless, I don't plan on flying much beyond 500m LOS or so.
I haven't seen any latency issues with the testing…"
Hello all, (relative) newcomer here. I'm working on a FPV project with abit of a different control mechanism, that I hope to piece-by-piece get up to "UAV" status. Instead of a traditional RC TX/RX setup, I decided to go with a USB joystick ran…
Hello all, newcomer here. I've been cobbling together some (mostly off the shelf) components together to make a FPV system, at least initially. Later on I plan on adding more goodies to get to "UAV" status, but for now it's all good. Pictured is the…
