User manual

Reinstall the camera holder in the reverse order. Figure 29 shows the camera fully installed. The camera video trans-

mitter connection cable is routed to the rear of the racecopter at the left side (viewed from behind).

Asyoucanseeingure29,thecameraisinstalledwithanupwardsangle.Thereasonforthisisthattheracecopter

willliftitstailwhenacceleratingoryingforward,andthusiesforwardatthisangle.Forthevideoimage,e.g.,for

videogoggles,tobealignedforwardintheightdirection,sothatobstaclescanberecognisedintime,thecamera

must point upwards accordingly.

The camera holder has two installation positions for different angles of attack of the camera. The position depends

onyourightstyle.Incaseofmorerapid,fastightmanoeuvres,therearpositionisthebetterchoice,sincethe

racecopter will lift its tail more.

Above the FPV-camera, there is an additional camera carrier for a larger video camera. For example, a suitable action

camthatrecordsthevideoimagecanbeinstalledhere.Thishasthebenetthatyoucanrecordtheightathighvideo

quality. The FPV radio connection, in contrast, only leads to a video image with a much lower resolution.

Nowstickanapprox.5cmlargepieceofhook-and-looptape(3)ontotherearoftheracecopter(seegure30)and

the equally sized counter-piece to the FPV transmitter. Connect the power supply (2) and the video cable (1) to the

FPV transmitter.

Figure 29

Figure 30