Відео

Yes on the Goggles view, see ua-cam.com/video/b_qoO204wTo/v-deo.html

Я еще установил полетный контроллер и gps

😂😂😂😂

And it felt a bit like Autobahn, too... driving just straight ahead and not so many potholes.

Please have a look at the video description (or the pinned comment) - it's all in there.

@@NUeB_RCFPV I live in the uk so I've tried to find local suppliers. That's what I have ordered already. DJI Goggles 2 DJI O3 Air Unit Lumenier AXII HD 2 Patch Visor 5.8GHz Antenna Combo Set for DJI FPV Goggles I've found the controller on the radiomasterrc website but I'm not sure what to select on version/region. What I have no idea about is the Truerc directional antennas and the arduino arm.

@@nomixGr9dftw You want TrueRC X-Air MKII antennas for Goggles 2 (stock antennas are ot terribly bad btw), those Lumenier are for different goggles. Lumenier AXII Duality (long) is for the air unit on the model. MT12: ELRS, LBT Search the web for "github arduino dji arm ramiss" to find source & instructions.

@@NUeB_RCFPV thanks a lot!

I would love to, but there's no race track anywhere near to where I live (except Hockenheim, but that's way too huge 😉). But I use "DIY" virtual tracks on *RC GRID* see ua-cam.com/video/TQkZRco0WOA/v-deo.html

@NUeB_RCFPV well doesn't realy have to be race track can be forest dirt stone field yst wana know if you can shred the rc car with fpv

@@zigabizjak9682 That's the idea behind RC Grid I mentioned before. rcgrid.com/ But a track made esp. for racing would still be awesome.

@@zigabizjak9682 You can. If you want to or make a mistake. I prefer not to shred my models, although I had some crashes... just watch my videos to find them. ;)

@@NUeB_RCFPV get a beater

Welcome to the rural part of Germany. 🧑‍🌾 There live less than 2.000 ppl in that neighbor village. That shopping center is the only one within miles. Quite a lot of people up - for sunday morning 8 am… I guess for the bakery at the shopping center. Btw, the village I lilve in does not even have a bakery - but a couple of vintners for good compensation. 🍷 And that motor scooter - dang how close… maybe I should add a rear view option to the car. 🤷

@@NUeB_RCFPV Wow that really changes it though, 2000 people? That's wild. Now I can't believe you actually saw so many people at 8am. It's normal for me to see decent traffic 24 hours a day but seeing anyone at all at 8 on Sunday in a place with 2000 ppl would drive me nuts lol. You should definitely add a rear view option though. I can't get on roads without it because I'm afraid of some cars behind me coming out of nowhere and trying to overtake me. I have to full throttle to avoid that but typically would rather go cruising speed when things are clear. I like the gimbal setups that allow you to look behind you but that doesn't work when you're already driving fast. I'm not sure how you'd be able to do it another way with your mounting though.

@@Magneticitist I'm sure they were there for the bakery. Ppl wake up and feel hungry… ;) In my village (equally small) I saw noone on the streets. Maybe a rear view mirror like yours will do the job. I'll see…

@@NUeB_RCFPV That bakery must be the jam then lol. I got a pack of like 100 dental mirrors on amazon for only a few bucks cause I couldn't find them cheaper in singles or pairs. They ended up being smaller than the ones I'm using on the cars though. I guess you really don't even need to have the mirror move with the pan since that doesn't do me much good anyway. You could probably just find a way to strap some 12AWG solid conductor or something like that and have it snake out to the proper angle when your camera is front facing. Really all depends on the structure of the car etc to determine how annoying it's going to be in your view while also allowing a good rear angle.

Just a stock Radiomaster MT12 with basic settings (I guess). RX Telelemetry has 17 mW and stayed connected all the time. P.S.: radio tx is spec'd "up to 250 mW".

@@NUeB_RCFPV 17mW is crazy, I might need to switch to that. When I go the farthest I can and behind buildings the 915mhz crossfire will often output something like 1W. I never really tried to force it to run at much less at those ranges but I know at only 10mW I can't really go behind much at all.

@@Magneticitist That 17 mW is the telemetry backchannel only! But still better penetration than O3, LOL.

@@NUeB_RCFPV Oh ok so what's the tx power at something like 100-250mW?

@@Magneticitist Yes, "up to 250 mW" Radiomaster says. But anyway, even the 17 mW Telemetry did not fail on this tour (the radio plays "telemetry lost" if so).

On 35 % throttle it goes about 30 km/h. Right now it is drifting to the left. - I need to fix that and than do some runs w/ GPS speedometer attached. At high speed the road feels frightening tight, so one needs a wide and open place like that parking lot.

When I tested it on my velomobile's visor ( ua-cam.com/video/FyEc3IjA4Es/v-deo.html ) I was just like "WOW. This *IS* real." - Still curious to see it in real action. With the spray pump it was as if the water isn't even touching the lens. And I don't see any bad effect on the image quality either. Go, get some!

@@NUeB_RCFPV From what I can tell it's a legit hydrophobic product that only has the downside of being easy to remove. If that means you'd just have to spray it down every time you take it out that's not a big deal.

@@Magneticitist I'll see how durable it is. My camera is not exposed, so it should do for more that one ride. And looking how often hit puddles etc it is sure worth it not driving blind.

I just drove through wet (really wet) turf - the lens stayed perfectly dry. At least a few drops of water must have hitten the lens but the view stayed perfectly clear all the time. TEST PASSED. :-) Video of this epic expedition will follow.

Not to the O3 air unit. A seperate camera for recording only of course could be added.

THANKS! 🙂

This is RockSteady EIS, the live video in the Goggles is more shaky: ua-cam.com/video/b_qoO204wTo/v-deo.html

Yeah, but I want to keep Lasernut 93 low profile and simple. Maybe the 1/6th scale, next year… ;)

@@NUeB_RCFPV Would probably be awesome on 1/6. That's going to be the size rig I try to take super serious one day. Maybe like a Super Baja Rey or something. Still sort of waiting for the tech to show its face cause it keeps updating.

Thanks man. It's good to know that people actually like watching this stuff. Yes, the camera is connected to a servo for pan. You can see exactly how I did that on Printables (link in description) - I've published all 3D printable parts one needs to make a Lasernut a FPV banger. (I just uploaded another vid, btw ;) )

P. S.: pan servo is mixed w/ steering and the radio's joystick

Thanks, man! :)

It's because steering is also mixed into pan servo output. Every tiny correction of direction causes the camera to move too.

@@NUeB_RCFPV Doesn't that make it hard to drive straight?

@@Magneticitist don't think so. it makes cornering much easier for sure.

@@NUeB_RCFPV I guess it's sort of the inverse of the problem I see with the gimbal I'm using, which does actually make it a little hard to drive straight. As I veer right or left it sort of wants to lag a little trying to recenter itself so it's hard to make instant precise adjustments and tell what I'm actually doing. So far there is sort of a way around that by forcing the "Home" position but maybe they'll update the firmware like Chadd was hoping. Otherwise I'd say you should try the HEQ gimbal. It was surprisingly easy to setup. I would maybe put it on some crawler or something that can go fairly fast like a trail truck, or even the Lasernut if you don't mind risking it lol. Since all you really have to do is just plug in the receiver ground and the signal wires to 3 available channels, plus the 12V-18V power, the whole setup takes just a couple minutes of calibration. I'll do a video maybe tomorrow showing my results in some woods and hopefully I won't have tons of jitter issues. Just driving around the living room gives it a lot of promise though.

@@Magneticitist I think we should give HEQ some time to tune the firmware four tough FPV driving. The gimbal's job on a fixed wing is so much easier than with us. ;) Right now I don't even have a car I'd like to put a (still huge) gimbal on. A crawler? Don't think so. The 1/6th scale Super Lasernut? Maybe next year… Got to take a look, I thought Chadd was done with FPV, isn't he?

😆 I was already up in the attic to get that far. Down in the garden range is quite limited, to many obstrusions like those trees you see at 00:42. With the DJI mini 4 pro I was already furher away but had to return because of rain setting in…

@@NUeB_RCFPV What are your thoughts on the O4? I mean I guess we're not going to see an O4 Air Unit anymore in the US but maybe you can still get one? I wonder if it blows the O3 away when it comes to penetration.

@@Magneticitist They do not even offer an O4 air unit here… And I'm not gonna buy an Avata for sure. (Still got a brand new tinywhoop layin around…)

@@NUeB_RCFPV Oh I thought the mini 4 pro had an O4 inside. AFAIK DJI might still be able to sell the standalone units when they come out but just not to the US.

@@Magneticitist Oops. You're right. Didn't care too much about the tech inside when I bought it. But it's hard to compare since I do noot fly the mini 4 like I drive the Lasernut… (this wouold be a terrible idea!) - So I can not seriously compare the both of them side to side. But the mini 4 is quite good on it's job; just not so much fun like FPV'ing - that's why I already bought a tinywhoop for FPV fun (later this year).

Just connect the red & black wires from the air unit to the battery.

Some 230 m in the neighborrhood ua-cam.com/video/E-TPg4_LDn0/v-deo.htmlsi=toCbOpVWsH8dTIN2&t=235 - and even more in the flat field. With the other car I got up to 700 m in the fields.

@@NUeB_RCFPV how to fpv drones get such good range?

@@webbyhawk5643 DJI O3 (later w/ "FCC hack"), radio improved DIY: ua-cam.com/video/ln474m1hh0o/v-deo.html (now I use MT12 ELRS instead of crappy stock remote)

That MT12 transmitter is awesome, I have it too and the range is insane lol, and for the price it can't be beat

w/ a tiny audio recorder on the car; size & weight about like an USB stick

Depends heavily on which car platform you choose. A car like like this: DIY for about 400 Euros; my big one did cost more that 1000. Plus radio (150), plus FPV goggles (600). Analog FPV is much cheaper, but *I* don't want analog any more; started with that a decade ago.

Where can I buy ?

How could I?

@@NUeB_RCFPV we should contact, and at least You can help me with what i need to start off, what to buy.. do You think it woulbe be possible?

My more recent videos all have a parts list in the description. To be honest, I can not recommend that WLToys car, it's build quality is so poor.

I have no idea what message you're talking about. (positively no irony)

@@NUeB_RCFPV the one where the wheels fall off ☹️

@@chrisalexthomas O. That one… ua-cam.com/channels/dSt0KpLWKmhjzl3KJmGp8A.htmlcommunity?lb=UgkxuozgLKbJoSnfyXsSuzwCEfVUDdOgpvz-

@@NUeB_RCFPV /sad trombone

@@chrisalexthomas "If you're afraid of breaking it, leave it in the shop." my rc wing teacher told me. 😆 At least the @rcgridcom bounty for the lap time earned the money for the repair. ;-) It's only sad that I can not make any more FPV videos from around Frankfurt before I move to my new home in just 2 weeks. 🤷

O, haven't you seen my video of the arboretum? 😉 But thanks, I enjoyed this ride a lot too. The video does not show the goggles view but the (stabilized) footage from the O3 FPV camera. Goggles view is 1080 and not stabilized; I even had short VTX signal loss during this ride.

p. s.: for goggles view see ua-cam.com/video/_QCr-dWcY3k/v-deo.html

Me too. ;) The second after that video not so much… ua-cam.com/channels/dSt0KpLWKmhjzl3KJmGp8A.htmlcommunity?lb=UgkxuozgLKbJoSnfyXsSuzwCEfVUDdOgpvz-