FPV - Onscreen Display Aerial Video Test Flight

Testing RVOSD (Range Video On Screen Display) at the lakes. Note the Autopilot brings the plane back home when activated.

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[OzParkPilot]

Very nice set up - the OSD is one of the best. I will now order one i think ! where from please ?

[mevmevmev]

@OzParkPilot rangevideo.

[starfox597]

Where do I go to purchase?

[mevmevmev]

@starfox597

There are many places. I get a lot of the video and OSD equipment at rangevideo . com. Hobbyking has a lot of the basic rc equipment.

[giostarwars]

How much is a system like this and nice video by the way

[mevmevmev]

@giostarwars Thanks. Starting from scratch I would guess about $1000 USD would get a system going.

[wolfe1970]

do you get to see all that date in your FPV ?



[wladimirmir64]

Классно ! хотел бы тоже так полетать)

[catamaranman333]

@giostarwars It depends mainly on the autopilot/on screen display you buy. The range is from cheap bare-bones OSDs without autopilots as cheap as $60 up to $10,000 plus commercial-grade UAV autopilots. The other factor that has a big effect on the price tag is what kind of range you want. You could probably replicate the plane in this video (or at least come close) for as little as $700.

[elliotjames13]

how did you incorporate a motion sensitive HUD? I'm trying to make a helmet rig