can it be wired to a video transmitter(fpv security)??
1878360
Yes. But it has (female) RCA jacks so wiring will be dependent on your fpv setup (RCA vs direct wiring)
1015796
the camera isn't wireless but the video monitor is. The camera must be plugged into a power source.
2073028
I am using a set up with camcorder and battery to run both cam and transmitter.. It will work fine
1477134
Dear Human Rights, this IP camera do not waterproof,and not vandal resist.And it is network ip camera need to connect with network.So if you can protect it well and have network on the quadcopter, then sure can install in quadcopter.Best regards!Lizzy
1602838
Yes as long as the camera connections (cables) are not the "CAT5" style cable older versions used. If you have two connections ( power and RCA or BNC for video) your fine. Hope this helps. Greg
916015
You must look at the pin configuration on the video transmitter that you're using. Once you know that, just make sure to have the wires in the proper order on the connector. This is very important because the wrong order could result in frying something.
846022
Most likely not. Your security camera is probably composite video, not SDI which is what this device uses. Try searching for an av balun.
835209
In case you have not been paying attention, the FCC is in the process of making all FPV models illegal. It looks like they want to have all the marbles, and we can't have any! But to answer your question, just using very good antenna's can get you miles of range (line of sight), and a good electronics technician could boost the output of the transmitter easily. I'll bet if you google it you can get much info!!!
1844980
Not with the camera supplied. There are plenty of options you can set up on your own. Start at Horizon.com with some FPV slolutions you could use.
795249
No you can still use your Phantom remote. This FPV kit transmits and receives on 5.8 Ghz.
437362
This unit is not wireless. It comes with a bit over 19 feet of RCA shielded video feed cable and 5 feet of 12 volt DC wire. There is a wireless module available for it (available on Amazon), however. http://www.amazon.com/TaoTronics-TT-WM01-Wireless-Operating-Transmitter/dp/B00DOQAGO2/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1398720103&sr=8-12&keywords=taotronics+wireless
966813
yes, no problem. It will transmit the frame losses, fades and holds information to the screen on your transmitter (I use a DX8). It will also show the receiver voltage. You can additionally add sensors for temperature, flight pack voltage and rpm.
1397161
Just look up any fpv video. All cameras have the same outputs so just be aware of the red(power in), black (ground), yellow(video out), and if you have white that is audio out but now all of them have audio. If you want antenna tracking in the future you need the audio on the camera.
1813502
This will not amplify the signal of a GoPro. This is meant solely for the amplification of the signal from the quad copter with the built-in camera to your First Person View (FPV) device (telephone, or tablet). If you use a GoPro camera, you need a separate FPV system with a separate transmitter.
357319
nope. its wired with av component. and it may or may not even come with a power supply. Mine didnt. Im sure u could purchase a wireless transmitter to work with it, though
1497990
none. Wall transformer or an ethernet POE switch and a power splitter at the camera.
698453
Only if you wired it to the video output on the radio and not to the dedicated rear view camera plug.