On board camera filter
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On board camera filter
Hey guys. I'm trying to install a micro camera on my heli but as soon as the motors (electric) start going I get intererence in the picture (the camera runs off the heli's battery). I need a cap or some thing on the camera so I can see the picture and the motors already have them. Anyone know what size (mf) I would need?
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RE: On board camera filter
Is yout Tx of the 2.4gig? most cameras operate on that freq.
I don't see how a cap on camera will help and the motor already has one.
I'll think on it,in the mean time make sure the Tx and wireless camera are not both 2.4 gig.
hope this helps.
I don't see how a cap on camera will help and the motor already has one.
I'll think on it,in the mean time make sure the Tx and wireless camera are not both 2.4 gig.
hope this helps.
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RE: On board camera filter
A 1uf tam cap put across the pos and neg main motor may help but I would use a seperat batt for the cam. Most mini cams will run off a 9volt batt. Check the specs of the cam and see if it will run off a 9v batt first. If so then try it out and see if that helps.
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RE: On board camera filter
The camera will run off a 9V but I really didn't want to use one because of the added weight (it's a micro heli). I know a while back some guys were putting these on their Sky Lamas and running off the main battery. I was hoping a cap wired in on the + & - wires to the camera would eliminate the 'noise'. The Tx is FM.
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RE: On board camera filter
you might also try some ferrite rings, and making sure to lube the bushings in the heli real good (I've been told that is what makes atleast a good part of the noise on the camera's)
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RE: On board camera filter
ORIGINAL: mrasmm
you might also try some ferrite rings, and making sure to lube the bushings in the heli real good (I've been told that is what makes atleast a good part of the noise on the camera's)
you might also try some ferrite rings, and making sure to lube the bushings in the heli real good (I've been told that is what makes atleast a good part of the noise on the camera's)
What are ferrite rings and how do you use them? The heli has full ball bearings and I keep them lubed. Any one know what mf cap would work? I'm thinking of trying a 30 mf but if some one knows for sure that would be great.
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RE: On board camera filter
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What are ferrite rings and how do you use them? The heli has full ball bearings and I keep them lubed. Any one know what mf cap would work? I'm thinking of trying a 30 mf but if some one knows for sure that would be great.
What are ferrite rings and how do you use them? The heli has full ball bearings and I keep them lubed. Any one know what mf cap would work? I'm thinking of trying a 30 mf but if some one knows for sure that would be great.