Transmisor FPV & 1/3-inch PAL cámara CCD

Compatible con la mayoría de los sistemas de receptor de vídeo de 2,4 GHz esta cámara FPV y el sistema de transmisión es muy versátil, así como la luz y muy pequeña.
La cámara utiliza un vidrio de calidad con lentes sistema de cámara CCD de SONY.

A diferencia de otros sistemas genéricos, hemos producido un cableado e incluido con la cámara para que el Tx y la cámara serán compatibles y en el mismo voltaje.
Si usted compra su cámara y Tx separado la polaridad enchufe y tensiones pueden ser muy diferentes.

Incluido.
1 x SONY CCD de 1/3 pulgadas de la cámara
1 x Regulador de voltaje (entrada 3S batería)
1 x Micro Luz vídeo transmisor de peso (100 mW)

Especificaciones de la cámara.

CCD tipo de sensor: 1/3 de color CCD de SONY
pixel;
PAL: 500 (H) * 582 (V) (Incluido)
Sistema de la exploración: exploración entrelazada
Sincronización: Sistema: Inter
Resolución horizontal: 420TV línea
Iluminación mínima 0.01Lux / F1.2
DSP + CCD: CXD3142R + 405AK
S / N Ratio: 48dB
Modificación gamma: 0,45
El balance de blancos: Auto
compensación de contraluz Auto: Auto
Lente: 3,6 mm
Audio: No
Voltaje de entrada: 9 ~ 12,6 V
80MA corriente eléctrica
Obturador electrónico: 1/50 (60) ~ 1 / 100.000 s
La salida de vídeo: vídeo compuesto 1.0VP-P
Operación Temp .: -20 ~ 50
Tamaño: 38 * 38mm
Tiempo de vuelo: Aprox 60min / 100mAh 3S

FPV Tx Espec.
Potencia: 100mW
El regulador de voltaje: 3S -> 5v

Sin regulador de voltaje: 2 ~ 6V
Peso: 8g
Canales: 4

Uso: 1 3S LiPoly fuerza de voluntad a través de la cámara y el regulador de voltaje que se encenderá el Tx, el 5v. Usted necesitará una unidad de vídeo de 2,4 GHz de recepción para recibir la imagen. No incluimos la unidad 2.4Ghz Rx porque hay muchos tipos y estilos diferentes disponibles y juntándolas no se adapte a la mayoría de los clientes.

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WazzaG | Comprador verificado

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Jul 15, 2012

Haven't ranged tested this TX will do in 2 Weeks.
Caution check the polarity of the cable that plugs into the camera module before power up! My positive and signal wire were reversed, you can read it on the camera module. Tested at night worked a ton better than expected! Going to solder cloverleaf antenna to board and test range will document tutorial on my website www competefornothing com

Very impressed with this combo so far!

I am pretty sure these are the channels....
1 - 2410
2 - 2430
3 - 2450
4 - 2470

I have tested channel 1 with AIO 640x480 goggles sold here for $360

WazzaG | Comprador verificado

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Jul 15, 2012

Haven't ranged tested this TX will do in 2 Weeks.
Caution check the polarity of the cable that plugs into the camera module before power up! My positive and signal wire were reversed, you can read it on the camera module. Tested at night worked a ton better than expected! Going to solder cloverleaf antenna to board and test range will document tutorial on my website www competefornothing com

Very impressed with this combo so far!

I am pretty sure these are the channels....
1 - 2410
2 - 2430
3 - 2450
4 - 2470

I have tested channel 1 with AIO 640x480 goggles sold here for $360

Cliente | Comprador verificado

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Jan 02, 2011

I just received the NTSC version of this.. I can't say I'm very impressed with the quality. It's not sharp at all. The colors are very weak. I have a standard Rx that has a tune dial. No problems getting a signal. I tried it in the garden to about 75 meters. My receiver was hooked to my main PC and I streamed the results to my laptop.. I ran out of laptop range before the camera went off. It was a bit crackly.. but I couldn't adjust the tuning, and the receiver was indoors, so not the best test. HobbyKing need to supply instructions. I have never had any instructions with anything I got from Hobbyking.

nordwest | Comprador verificado

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Aug 10, 2010

As requested by many people - please find the usual 4 channel frequencies below:

CH1=2414MHz

CH2=2432MHz

CH3=2450MHz

CH4=2468MHz

Hope this helps -)

nordwest | Comprador verificado

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Aug 10, 2010

Good video quality and TX is incredible small. Without jumper the TX transmits on channel 4 (2469 MHz). I use it with a common 4 channel USB RX on my netbook.

A connection kit for Eagletree OSD would be great -)

I can recommend this set!

nemo | Comprador verificado

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Jul 25, 2010

Everything looks i'm still weighting for my receiver to test it, I had put it together to how it is set up it was easy but i don't know what the yellow, white and red wire are for.

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Jul 25, 2010

I get only 4 stars due to lack of documintaion. great reange and decent cam for the little money I spent. works great with my FatShark Goggles.

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Jul 07, 2010

Los canales del emisor se corresponden con los de la fat shark

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Jul 01, 2010

here is a test http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=am8b1tFbkQA

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Jun 15, 2010

A 500 m/watt 1.2 gig would be the best

900meg is used for cell phones so no good in SA and UK.

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