3 new camera systems and a new camera

Hobbyking has launched 4 new camera systems on their website today.

1. 1/3-inch SONY CCD Video Camera

The camera uses a quality glass lensed SONY CCD system.

Included:
1 x SONY CCD 1/3inch Camera

Camera specifications:

CCD sensor type:1/3 color SONY CCD
Pixel;
NTSC: 510(H)*492(V)
PAL: 500(H)*582(V)
Scanning system: Interlacedscanning
Synchronization: System:Inter
Horizontal resolution:420TV line
Minimum Illumination 0.01LUX/F1.2
DSP+CCD:CXD3142R+405AK
S/N Ratio: 48dB
Gamma Modification: 0.45
Whitebalance: Auto
Auto backlight compensation: Auto
Lens: 3.6MM
Audio:No
Input voltage: 9~12.6V
Electric current 80MA
ElectronicShutter: 1/50 (60) ~ 1/100,000s
Video output: 1.0VP-P compositevideo
Operation Temp.: -20~50
Size: 38*38mm

Flight time: Approx 60min/100mah 3S

2. 900 MHz 200mW Tx/Rx & 1/3-inch CCD Camera

12 Channel 900Mhz Tx/Rx video system with CCD camera. Great for FPV systems in countries with less restrictive RF power output.

Included:
1 x SONY CCD 1/3inch Camera
1 x 900Mhz 4 channel Video Transmitter (200mW)

1 x 900Mhz 12 channel Video Receiver

Camera specifications:

FPV Transmitter specifications
Channel: 4-Ch, AV synchronization

Power: 200mW
Input voltage: 12V
Weight: 18g

Size: 31x88x8mm
Channels: 4 (0.9G 0.910G,0.980G,1.010G,1.040G)

3. 900MHz 100mW Tx/Rx & 1/3-inch CCD Camera

12 Channel 900MHz Tx/Rx video system with CCD camera. Great for FPV systems in countries with ristrictive RF power output. The 100mW
system is legal in most countries.

Included:
1 x SONY CCD 1/3inch Camera
1 x 900Mhz 8 channel Video Transmitter (100mW)

1 x 900Mhz 12 channel Video Receiver

Camera specifications:

FPV Transmitter specifications:
Channel: 8-Ch, AV synchronization

Power: 100mW
Input voltage: 12V
Weight: 29.9g

Size: 45x38x12mm
Channels: 4 (0.9G 0.910G,0.980G,1.10G,1.040G)

4. 2.4GHz 100mW Tx/Rx & 1/3-inch CCD Camera

12 Channel Tx/Rx video system with CCD camera. The camera uses a quality glass lensed SONY CCD camera system.

Included:
1 x SONY CCD 1/3inch Camera
1 x 2.4GHz 4 channel Video Transmitter (100mW)

1 x 2.4GHz 12 channel Video Receiver

Camera specifications:

FPV Transmitter specifications:
Channel: 4-Ch, AV synchronization
Power: 100mW
Input voltage: 8~12V
Weight:29.9g

Size: 41x28x16mm
Channels: 4

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James F. June 1, 2010 at 3:31pm

@Lew - I would be curious to see how my tx/rx units stack up (which should be at your door sometime this week). The rx atleast looks to be identical...
Raymundo Magana June 1, 2010 at 2:31pm

Does anyone recommend the combo "2. 900 MHz 200mW Tx/Rx & 1/3-inch CCD Camera" for a UGV? I use 2.4 GHz Xbee's and I don't need more than 1 Km range... In fact I probably only need 500 m.
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Morli June 1, 2010 at 1:42pm

Roberto , the TX/RX supports both format and so the camera is of your choice( which would make the difference). I choose PAL usually.
Lew is right IMHO , 0.01Lux is possible for low light op black and night cameras or mode only. Some cameras have auto mode selection ( day and night) where it switches to B/W when in low light conditions and then the sensitivity is different.
1.3Ghz TX/Rx are available from RV( not sure) or other outlets( Canadian) but not from HK( to my knowledge) and nothing stops HK from offering it.
CrashingDutchman June 1, 2010 at 1:36pm

HK changed the description. I also changed this blog post just now accordingly, so it's up to date again.
Riccardo Kuebler June 1, 2010 at 11:51am

Hi,
HK does not have 1.2GHz systems. Those are all 900MHz.

Ric
CrashingDutchman June 1, 2010 at 11:45am

The specs were taken from the Hobbyking website. Maybe they changed the description later?
Lew Payne June 1, 2010 at 11:41am

@CrashingDutchman - I read the product descriptions posted to this thread, where it said "Camera spec." I guess it wasn't important enough to mention in the posted specs that it was a color camera. Go figure.
Roberto Hawkowski June 1, 2010 at 5:02am

Web site indicates that "NTSC: 510(H)*492(V), PAL: 500(H)*582(V)".
Does it mean that the camera and TX/RX support both NTSC and PAL?
So you know how to select PAL?
CrashingDutchman May 31, 2010 at 10:30pm

Did you read the product descriptions? All mention a Sony COLOR CCD
Lew Payne May 31, 2010 at 10:22pm

So I take it these are all black and white cameras (as opposed to color), given their .01Lux rating and pricing.

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