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From: | Stephen L Hulme |
Subject: | [Paparazzi-devel] Re: Paparazzi Video Cameras |
Date: | Thu, 31 Jan 2008 15:07:13 +1300 |
Dear Martin
Thank you once again.
It all looks a bit more possible now.
One thing I would like some help with is the video
transmitter's wire dipole aerial.
Could you direct me to a site/source to build one
similar to the one shown on your website.
I have the heavier small quarter dipole whip
aerials but they seem a little heavy
for this type of installation.
Regards
Stephen L Hulme
Martin Wrote:
Hi Stephen,
> Could you please consider posting the pan/tilt servo hardware configuration > and it's placement in the aircraft? For instance is it possible to place a CMOS > camera and servos in a Funjet using a Tiny v2 board? for the Twinstar 1 we put the camera + servos on a small wooden board at the front of the aircraft: http://pfump.org/cam_xy.html The Glotzer had it mounted at the cg under the fuselage/wing: http://pfump.org/cam_hemisphere.html The software configuration depends on the way you mount the servos, that means the orientation of the axis as well as which servo is fixed to the aircraft and which is moved (by the first servo). The code in the cvs allows to automatically move (follow a waypoint) a one axis pitch or roll camera as well as a two axis yaw-fixed-then-pitch (see above pictures) camera. It seems a pan/tilt mechanism was never put in a Funjet, but installing a camera should be aircraft independent. For protecting the camera mechanism during landing we had put some music wire under the Glotzer. Martin |
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