Looking for fpv budget

[Carlo Napoli]

Looking for some good advice if I put. Fpv on my fc40 which do I need as I'm worried about interference with the drome .
I'm looking at getting something on a budget not expensive just some thing good enough to fly with watching throw goggles
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I do have one other question
When I want to bring my phantom fc4o down from high flying in sky
On my TX stick if I hold it fully down with out putting back to half then down could that shut my motors off motors in mid sky I'm just curious about it .
The question is how do you descend from high sky ? And if fully down can that turn off motors Look forward to reply and viewers

 

[DroneDestination]

An FC40, if purchased with the FC40 camera, already has built-in FPV through WiFi to your phone.

On my TX stick if I hold it fully down with out putting back to half then down could that shut my motors off motors in mid sky I'm just curious about it .

No, you can go down on the throttle and it won't just fall out of the sky.

 

[Carlo Napoli]

Thanks reply I don't have the fc40 camera I have sj4000 and go pro I want to custom make a fpv to watch it while in the sky .
So 100% if I want to bring it down it will not shut the motors off even if I fully hold it down to get p1 In site . Cheers

 

[DroneDestination]

You could use something like this to transmit video
and an FPV monitor or cheap goggles (like these) to receive it.

 

[Carlo Napoli]

That's sweet as that so I could change the aerial on them for better range ?

 

[Carlo Napoli]

Also I'd need the receiver wouldn't I got googles

 

[Alan Tochterman]

Hello:

That particular transmitter is a 5.8ghz which is the same frequency as an FC40. It will interfere with the controller and you will be in a world of hurt. For FPV on an FC40 you need to use another frequency. There are several inexpensive and quality 2.4ghz units out there and some 1.3ghz. I recently purchased the Boscam 2.4 sender and receiver but am just now in the process of mounting the unit, so I can not as of yet comment on the quality of the signal

Whatever you do, stay away from 5.8ghz.

 

[Carlo Napoli]

Hello:

That particular transmitter is a 5.8ghz which is the same frequency as an FC40. It will interfere with the controller and you will be in a world of hurt. For FPV on an FC40 you need to use another frequency. There are several inexpensive and quality 2.4ghz units out there and some 1.3ghz. I recently purchased the Boscam 2.4 sender and receiver but am just now in the process of mounting the unit, so I can not as of yet comment on the quality of the signal

Whatever you do, stay away from 5.8ghz.

That's exactly what I was on about thank you I knew information after looking up last night is not right. Keep me posted mate please

 

[Carlo Napoli]

Just had a reply from the guy who I got mine off (fc40 )
He reply with
It's 5.8 dude so get a 2.4 because 5.8 will interfere with the drone after about 150 meters.
So can any find me 2.4 kit for fpv

 

[Carlo Napoli]

Looking on eBay I can't find anything or I'm looking wrong place

 

[Carlo Napoli]

I'm having problems looking can some one help me please I really need a hand
I'm running a sj4000
I want to put a transmitter for fpv that's not 5.8 ghtz

 

[Carlo Napoli]

Still no help don't anybody want to help us lads with fc4o s
We was the prime time where it all started off near enough . I'd just like some help please

 

[Ti22]

Old tech, this ship has pretty much sailed.

As been noted stay away from 5.8Ghz Video TX/RX.

These or similar might work -

http://www.amazon.com/Camecho®-chan...eywords=2.4ghz+video+transmitter+and+receiver

But then you’ll need to figure out the cabling from your camera to the TX unit. Powering up, etc.

Sorry, I don't have much else for you...

 

[Carlo Napoli]

It's ok I've order new set up from hobby King