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Whittie

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19th Nov 12 at 10:02

I'd go all out on a better quality camera, more people would be interested then too.

mwg

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19th Nov 12 at 10:03

Most people have better cameras on their phones

Whittie

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19th Nov 12 at 10:05

Stick your amazing Galaxy Phone on it with velcro.

Nismo

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19th Nov 12 at 10:08

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
Stick your amazing Galaxy Phone on it with velcro.

Would never take off.

Would need the airbus A320 mod to get it off the ground.

Whittie

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19th Nov 12 at 10:09

quote:
Originally posted by Nismo

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
Stick your amazing Galaxy Phone on it with velcro.

Would never take off.

Would need the airbus A320 mod to get it off the ground.

And planning permission for the hanger he'd have to build

spencer88

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19th Nov 12 at 10:11

'Steve's B and Q Drone Modding Service'

3CorsaMeal

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19th Nov 12 at 10:17

I just turn record on, on my samsung S3 and lob it into the air, catch it, then watch the video.

Same result basically

Steve

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19th Nov 12 at 10:21

quote:
Originally posted by Nismo

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
Stick your amazing Galaxy Phone on it with velcro.

Would never take off.

there is the main problem, about the best camera you can bodge onto one of these is a go pro hd, as its light enough these things are very sensitive to too much weight, 100 grams is too much and even a go pro challenges that, and the quality isnt actually that much better than this dogcam sport bullet hd cam. A lot of the quality is reduced due to vibrations etc

Also those captures are taken from video feed, so are never going to be clear like a normal photo

[Edited on 19-11-2012 by Steve]

Whittie

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19th Nov 12 at 10:23

quote:
Originally posted by Steve

quote:
Originally posted by Nismo

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
Stick your amazing Galaxy Phone on it with velcro.

Would never take off.

there is the main problem, about the best camera you can bodge onto one of these is a go pro hd, as its light enough these things are very sensitive to too much weight, 100 grams is too much and even a go pro challenges that, and the quality isnt actually that much better than this dogcam sport bullet hd cam. A lot of the quality is reduced due to vibrations etc

Also those captures are taken from video feed, so are never going to be clear like a normal photo

[Edited on 19-11-2012 by Steve]

Stick a seperate camera on for stills imo then.

Steve

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19th Nov 12 at 10:24

heres a vid to watch

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7-87Y7EIIk&hd=1

try and watch in HD if you can

[Edited on 19-11-2012 by Steve]

Steve

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19th Nov 12 at 10:24

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie

quote:
Originally posted by Steve

quote:
Originally posted by Nismo

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
Stick your amazing Galaxy Phone on it with velcro.

Would never take off.

there is the main problem, about the best camera you can bodge onto one of these is a go pro hd, as its light enough these things are very sensitive to too much weight, 100 grams is too much and even a go pro challenges that, and the quality isnt actually that much better than this dogcam sport bullet hd cam. A lot of the quality is reduced due to vibrations etc

Also those captures are taken from video feed, so are never going to be clear like a normal photo

[Edited on 19-11-2012 by Steve]

Stick a seperate camera on for stills imo then.

theres probably something out there for this, have to investigate

Whittie

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19th Nov 12 at 10:26

It's a must for these imo, all very well having decent video streams, but if you want to show stills then it looks a bit gash.

Steve

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19th Nov 12 at 10:28

yes i agree, i only really posted them because i didnt think people on here would be arsed to watch a vid

if you want to watch the vid i linked it just above

[Edited on 19-11-2012 by Steve]

Whittie

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19th Nov 12 at 10:29

Yeah I know, not knocking what you've posted etc, understand its just a still from video. The actual drone or mod could be sold and marketed for all sorts of reasons if it could product decent quality stills too.

Whittie

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19th Nov 12 at 10:30

I'd also probably buy one

Steve

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19th Nov 12 at 10:34

does anyone know how to link straight to a youtube vid to laucnh it in 720p?

GB123

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19th Nov 12 at 10:50

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7-87Y7EIIk&hd=1

Just add &hd=1 for 720p.

Steve

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19th Nov 12 at 10:51

thanks

Dom

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19th Nov 12 at 10:59

quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
attach a paintball gun to it

Lifting weight is you problem, got to remember the AR was created as a 'toy' and isn't really the platform for this sort of thing. Better to use a Mikrokopter or similar (have a look on www.buildyourowndrone.co.uk), then you can start using gyro-mounts with SLR cameras etc (obviously there's a big difference in cost ie: AR is a few hundred, hexacopter or similar is thousands).

Edit - Video for anyone that cares: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BbhNgTix9o

[Edited on 19-11-2012 by Dom]

Steve

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19th Nov 12 at 11:06

It is a toy, but i think it has some good tech for a toy, gyro sensors, barometric altitude sensor, ultrasonics, downwards camera for fixed hovering hold, brushless motors, carbon fibre central cross frame etc.

it doesnt have the best in terms of power to lift extra weight mind

[Edited on 19-11-2012 by Steve]

John

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19th Nov 12 at 11:08

That is all good stuff Steve but the hobbyist market can do all that now.

Still want one though, cool gadget.

Dom

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19th Nov 12 at 11:22

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
It is a toy, but i think it has some good tech for a toy, gyro sensors, barometric altitude sensor, ultrasonics, downwards camera for fixed hovering hold, brushless motors, carbon fibre central cross frame etc.

No, i complete agree. For the cost vs what you get, it's pretty damn good and no doubt a laugh. But you're not attaching a Red camera or a 5D to ones of these anytime soon

Saying that, it'll be interesting to see how far you can mod an AR. Gutting it of WiFi gear and replacing it with 'straight' RC gear should be too much of a task; you're almost there with the mods you've used.

[Edited on 19-11-2012 by Dom]

Steve

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19th Nov 12 at 11:26

it is a straight RC gear mod Dom, range about 2.5kms with the top end receiver. Spektrum stuff

going to be offering two packages at the mo,

AR600 based mod with a 2.5kms range

AR6115e based mod with 1000-1500 foot range which will be less expensive than the former.

Also will be offering a mod that includes a GPS logger so you can make pretty google earth based data plots of your flight, that includes 3d modelling so you can see your altitude

[Edited on 19-11-2012 by Steve]

mwg

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19th Nov 12 at 11:35

Who's actually going to buy any of this?

Dom

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19th Nov 12 at 11:35

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
it is a straight RC gear mod Dom, range about 2.5kms with the top end receiver. Spektrum stuff

At the moment you're still running the original AR gear with a RC receiver and an Arduino emulating the original API commands. I mean gut it of the linux system/WiFi crud and just use RC ie: similar setup to what you'd have on a Mikrokopter.

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