Underwater Remote?
10-03-2010, 08:15 PM
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RE: Underwater Remote?
There are very few camera systems that are wireless and will transmit whilst under water.
Most mini systems are 2.4ghz so you need to have the antenna above water to operate it. Our 'Up-periscope' system employs a mini 2.4 ghz camera and we have adapted the antenna so it runs upwards like a periscope.
The camera is underwater in its special water tight container, and its antenna must be 1" above the water to transmit. The submarine could be operating at periscope depth and therefore the camera would be submerged. If you use our 'virtual goggles' you'll be operating as if you were looking through the submarines periscope. It's very realistic.
Most mini systems are 2.4ghz so you need to have the antenna above water to operate it. Our 'Up-periscope' system employs a mini 2.4 ghz camera and we have adapted the antenna so it runs upwards like a periscope.
The camera is underwater in its special water tight container, and its antenna must be 1" above the water to transmit. The submarine could be operating at periscope depth and therefore the camera would be submerged. If you use our 'virtual goggles' you'll be operating as if you were looking through the submarines periscope. It's very realistic.
10-04-2010, 06:58 PM
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RE: Underwater Remote?
Make your own casing and use your radio ,custom made from lexan by plastic fabricators found localy.
The video ,coming under development
Dave
The video ,coming under development
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10-24-2010, 10:17 PM
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RE: Underwater Remote?
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There are very few camera systems that are wireless and will transmit whilst under water.
Most mini systems are 2.4ghz so you need to have the antenna above water to operate it. Our 'Up-periscope' system employs a mini 2.4 ghz camera and we have adapted the antenna so it runs upwards like a periscope.
The camera is underwater in its special water tight container, and its antenna must be 1" above the water to transmit. The submarine could be operating at periscope depth and therefore the camera would be submerged. If you use our 'virtual goggles' you'll be operating as if you were looking through the submarines periscope. It's very realistic.
There are very few camera systems that are wireless and will transmit whilst under water.
Most mini systems are 2.4ghz so you need to have the antenna above water to operate it. Our 'Up-periscope' system employs a mini 2.4 ghz camera and we have adapted the antenna so it runs upwards like a periscope.
The camera is underwater in its special water tight container, and its antenna must be 1" above the water to transmit. The submarine could be operating at periscope depth and therefore the camera would be submerged. If you use our 'virtual goggles' you'll be operating as if you were looking through the submarines periscope. It's very realistic.
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10-25-2010, 11:06 AM
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RE: Underwater Remote?
I have not tried it out but one can make it from available components and customize the camara like higher resolution and infrared capabilities and wider angle excetra ,now available on the net .There is a wireless goggles cald the Shark it is entirely wireless and is used in choppers and aircraft and is very high qualty.
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10-26-2010, 11:32 AM
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RE: Underwater Remote?
Here is a link to the Fat Shark ,this model even pans and tilts the camara in the model as you move your head!! very cool.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...26tbs%3Disch:1
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...26tbs%3Disch:1
11-01-2010, 12:11 PM
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RE: Underwater Remote?
Do you know of any goggles that are made to cover one eye only? Or I be able to disassemble these goggles to only have one eye piece? I need to have just one eye piece and was looking for a solution.
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11-01-2010, 04:56 PM
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RE: Underwater Remote?
I am a student in engineering and working on a project to help paralyzed hunters to be able to hunt using a joystick and camera system. We need to have avideo system that only covers one eye for safety reasons. Any suggestions for this particular application? Camera will be attached to a gun scope then the user will see through the scope using the goggles.
11-02-2010, 10:52 AM
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RE: Underwater Remote?
There is one way ,use the mini TV monitor in video camaras there in color and can be obtained very inexpensivly from used units ,or source one .
11-03-2010, 05:13 PM
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RE: Underwater Remote?
Yea, this is what we are looking into. The price is quite a bit more than submarine type goggles though, so we thought we would weigh out the option.
