FlyCamOne and Parkzone Radian over Park

I used a FlyCamOne2 on my Parkzone Radian RC glider to video Brookside Park and the surrounding area in Redlands, California.

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Entertainment

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• FlyCamOne
• Parkzone
• Radian
• FlyCamOne2
• RC glider
• Redlands
• California
• Brookside Park
• aerial photography

[eastcoast78]

how much oyu pay for that camera?..Cause the Quality of it Sucks..Sorry ,but i hope it wasnt alot

[cyberdal]

@eastcoast78 I think I paid something around $12 USD or so, not very much. It was just an experiment and I got a lot of fun out of it as did my friends. I have since moved on to better cameras.

[flippit01]

Hey cyberdal this is a great video. I like the way you can't see any of the plane or the prop in the video. How far out on the wing did you mount the camera and did the weight out on one wing affect your flying?

[cyberdal]

Thanks flippit01. =) Using Velcro, I attach the camera on the bottom of the wing, near the leading edge, almost against the left side of the fuselage. The FlyCamOne lens can tilt, and I usually have it aimed downward about 15 degrees and sometimes angled outward a bit. That way, I get more of the ground and only a little sky. If you aim the lens straight down, things go by very quickly. I don't notice any difference at all with/without the camera attached.

[flippit01]

I got this tiny device the other day for my Radian, it's made by WingedShadow and called an R/C Reporter. You can turn on a switch on your transmitter and it plays a tune up on the aircraft. Everyone looks up to see where the sound is coming from! Would be great to try out over the park.