Aerial Camera to mount on RC planes

Instead of purchasing an expensive toy plane or helicopter with a camera already built into it, you could buy a camera seperate. That way you could just pop it onto your favorite RC aircraft instead of having to replace it with something completely new. Also if you happen to crash the plane you’re more likely to have to replace either the plane or the camera rather than the whole thing.

The lightweight camera takes video at 640 by 480 pixels at 25 fps. While it’s taking that video the battery can keep it up and going for right around 1.5 hours. Now if you happen to be taking pictures instead, the resolution is at 1280 by 960, that’s quite a bit better than when it’s shooting video. You can manually move the lens itself to get the right angle you desire before the plane takes off. You can purchase the 2GB camera for $48 through Chinavasion.

Source: GadgetVenue

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  1. UnknownOctober 9, 2013 at 7:29 AM

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