This site will catalog all the aerial video I've taken from my hacked Xcam2 camera. The video's have been zipped to facilitate download and will require a decompression tool like WinZip to extract the file.
This site will catalog all the aerial video I've taken from my hacked Xcam2 camera. The video's have been zipped to facilitate download and will require a decompression tool like WinZip to extract the file.
| Here are a couple of loops and low passes from my Pico-Jet-Cam
Another Roll and a faster low pass Multiple Rolls and a view of my new flying site |
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This was the first launch of my rear mounted camera on my wingo. I assert my authority over the plane by asking: |
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| This is later in the same flight as above. I flew it up to altitude
and then let it glide.
Wingo Glide |
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I shot a video as high as I could get the wingo to test the range of
the video system.
It got pretty high. |
| I took the video system from the Pico Jet and mounted it on a Pico Cub. This is a much slower plane which I felt comfortable flying in a local park. This video shows a low pass near some houses and a landing. |  |
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Very near the beginning of my first Pico Cub video flight I did a low pass near myself... very low! I had to step out of the way to avoid getting hit. |
| Here is a video testing out a new revision of my groundplane antenna. I intentionally editted in parts with interference to give you an idea of how the video looks as I reach the limits of the transmitter's range. |  |
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This is the tail end of a video from my amped transmitter. I
set the receiver on the ground with the patch antenna facing straight up.
The signal quality was surprisingly good.
Here I am catching the plane. |
| Hey, I'm really getting into this whole catching thing. |  |
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Ok, it's not a flying video, but it WAS taken from my hacked Xcam system. |