TRX4 FPV PAN&TILT With Motionsic BAG

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MOTIONSIC BAG (BADASS GIMBAL) is an excellent option of compact & robust
Pan/Tilt camera mount to install on Traxxas TRX4 Crawlers. To accommodate any FPV mini/micro
camera that can be stuck to a flat surface I used the approach shown in
this video with Lego parts.
TRAXXAS TQi TRANSMITTER is an excellent
RC transmitter, but it doesn’t have enough channels to accommodate
the two additional servos for the Pan/Tilt gimbal, so a second
transmitter needed to be used in this video simultaneously with the TQi.
Pan/Tilt Gimbal: fpvdogfight.co...
Traxxas TRX4: traxxas.com/pr...
Camera: shop.runcam.co...

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2 окт 2024

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@motionsic 10 месяцев назад

Very ingenious use of legos as adapter for Runcam.

@ArmandoIzquierdo-AIRvision 10 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@ChaddRainsFPV 9 месяцев назад

That’s some awesome range for the gear you’re using! Subscribed 🙌

@MrMrMrMrMrT 7 месяцев назад

Ah so it has no image stabilizer? Pity... That's why I wanted to go with the MotionSic. I don'twant to endure the heavy up and down vibrations anymore, when driving fast. Any good camera options with image stabilizer? Like the GoPro, but for analog FPV

@ArmandoIzquierdo-AIRvision 7 месяцев назад

Excellent question!! It is an important issue to be solved but I haven't seen any robust solution yet. I know that the Run Cam 5 4K claims: "Equipped with electronic image stabilization(EIS) chip and the built-in Sony IMX377 12MP high-performance image sensor, the RunCam 5 Orange offers smoother and higher quality videos." I don't really know in what extend this will solve or diminish the level of vibration that the camera is exposed when mounted on the MotionSic gimbal in ground FPV applications. For sure there are other FPV cameras that, like the Run Cam 5, have Electronic Image Stabilization. Is the EIS as good as the image stabilization used by the GoPro or the DJI Action 4? I don't think so, but it would be worthwhile to try. There are also softwares (like GyroFlow and others) that address the issue of image stabilization but these are post production solutions. Thank you for bringing up this issue and let me know if you have any idea how to solve it.