DXG-567V HD
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DXG-567V HD
Ipicked up this ~$85 camcorder from Wal Mart and attached it to the nose of my Model Tech Magic using the top half of a cheap mini-tripod. Iglued a piece of 1/8" ply inside the fuselage to stregthen the mounting location.
This plane was always a bit tail heavy, so the extra 7 ounces on the nose actually makes it balance pretty well. It's a pretty aerobatic plane, so not the most stable video platform, but it's my only large electric.
Ihave a video uploading to YouTube as I type, and I will link it once it's done.
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RE: DXG-567V HD
Here's the raw video from my first flight. The YouTube video is quite a bit blurrier than on my TV. I'll have to see if there isa better setting for uploading.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWHnRQhqXpM
I know it's not the best flight, I really just wanted to get an idea of how well the setup would work. Next time I'll go to our club field where I have more room for long, level passes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWHnRQhqXpM
I know it's not the best flight, I really just wanted to get an idea of how well the setup would work. Next time I'll go to our club field where I have more room for long, level passes.