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I was just wondering how hard it might be and how to encourage comments
about some device exactly like this to run thru my ventilation ductwork
to check it out for a possible rat! A cheap device should be great
for anyone who has a need, such as folks that do duct cleaning. I’m going to
pursue the idea now that a ready-made and inexpensive tool is available.
hey, as an avid airsofter, exposing myself completely around corners or over trenches usually ends up with me getting tagged out. since “gun” hits do not count as a kill, i have purchased one of these spy cars with hopes to rip off the wireless camera and attatch it to my gun (sig 552). since this thing runs off of AA batteries, i have chosen THIS over 12v wireless backup cameras. the black and white screen and resolution is acceptable for CQB work and the IR nightvision is decent enough to work with. what i want is some help excising the car’s wireless camera components AND equipping the power source to it,
I am very interested in the camera element. They must have done something tricky
because they cannot be using NTSC transmission given the price of the toy. Do you have any
insight as to how the camera works?
The Transmitter / receiver is a standard 2.4GHz wireless video link, cost about$20USD in qty from Taiwan, check out Lawmate.com / Anaposi(if they still exist) – Camera is a cheap B&W CMOS camera with IR LEDs for illumination, they are probably making the whole car for $50 packaged. The neat thing in this device is the monochrome LCD HMD (head mounted display) with the receiver. Like a camcorder viewfinder. The LCD and backlight is made by Kopin..
Second thoughts: when we do a test drive of these things I’d like to see how well they handle rougher terrain, across a lawn with long grass and bumps and a hose and maybe over a brick, mulch — to see how versatile they are. Thanks again.
men im a mexican student, and my engliish isent berry good but since I saw this I was like , damm I nedd to buy one, but mi fathers bitday was in tose days, maby it was destini but, I went with a friend to a place were they sell amerian stufs loke toys, and I saw the car for only 10Dll the problem, it dirent have the LCD, since im in electronic I want to make it to see it in a normall tv
do any body nows if it is posible that usin the vss and the video outs from the jack port in the control its posible to past it to a RCA cable for video? im going to buy a cable and try to make it
triying to conect it like te ipod video, the only tink that worries me, the video signal, and if I can use that vss .
if any body have made it please tell me how, If I make it im going to be sooo fuking happyy
still and Idea but usefull if I manage to maque it
According to http://jakeofalltrades.wordpress.com/2007/09/30/25-head-mounted-display/ the camera and display are PAL. The display however has a resistor that when removed sets it to NTSC mode, and with a little re-wiring of the video plug can accept any NTSC input. Funny I thought the same thing about using it for Airsoft even though I’ve never played.
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I am trying to put together a similar system in an RC airplane.
here is some info i found on the video 2.4 Ghz TX/RX pair that i found in my automotive backup camera(google: PEAK PKC0RC)
this TX/RX pair is common in a lot of video transmitters (info from FCC database)
the TX/RX pair is capable of full color composite NTSC/PAL video and stereo audio, so you could swap out the camera with a color one and add sound as a first mod, you would also need to add a color monitor and speakers/headphones to the receiving end.
the TX/RX has 3 channels that can be selected, by tying one of three pins to ground
now i don’t know everything about these transmitters/receivers but here is the schematic
looking down at the Transmiter you should see a white triangle in the upper left corner (if it’s not in the upper left orient yourself so it is), numbering the pins counter-clockwise
pin 1: +5V
pin 2: CS0 (channel select 0, tie to ground for channel 0)
pin 3: CS1 ”
pin 4: CS2 ”
pin 5: BX (not sure what this one is, but mine is tied to ground)
pin 6: GND (ground)
pin 7: RF_OUT (antenna)
pin 8: RF_SHLD (antenna shield)
and on the other side, continuing counter-clockwise
pin 9: GND
pin 10: VIDEO_IN
pin 11: GND
pin 12: LEFT_AUDIO
pin 13: GND
pin 14: RIGHT_AUDIO
and the Reciever
orient yourself so the antenna wire is in the upper left
call the antenna pin 1 and the antenna shield pin 2
pin 1: ANT
pin 2: ANT_SHLD
now going from left to right along the bottom, or counter-clockwise around
pin 3: BX (again not sure what it is, but its tied to ground)
pin 4: SPIDATA/CS2 (channel select 2)
pin 5: SPILE/CS1
pin 6: SPICLK/CS0
pin 7: +5V
pin 8: LEFT_AUDIO
pin 9: RIGHT_AUDIO
pin 10: VIDEO_OUT
pin 11: GND
the CS[0-1] pins look dual use and, in my case are connected to a PIC.
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August 17th, 2006
Damn, I think whoever shot this video may be either retarded or 12.
August 17th, 2006
This is one cool car! Thanks for sharing.
Hey Smarter… Grow up are you 12?
August 17th, 2006
It’d be cool to be able to control this via psp.
August 17th, 2006
Wow… it would be pretty fun… I need one of those.
xD
August 17th, 2006
Cool!
You can see a similar project here:
http://www.isi.edu/isd/dreamteam/
The robots are autonomous (AI) instead of human-controlled…
August 18th, 2006
Built this same kinda thing a while back. Mine probly cost more but still think its hot. Check it out.
http://dissidentsplayground.blogspot.com/2006/01/high-speed-camera-platform-with-pan.html
August 18th, 2006
Nice job Ryan (6), looks great!
August 18th, 2006
I was just wondering how hard it might be and how to encourage comments
about some device exactly like this to run thru my ventilation ductwork
to check it out for a possible rat! A cheap device should be great
for anyone who has a need, such as folks that do duct cleaning. I’m going to
pursue the idea now that a ready-made and inexpensive tool is available.
August 19th, 2006
You can get your own spy video car at: http://www.shopwildplanet.com
January 10th, 2007
hey, as an avid airsofter, exposing myself completely around corners or over trenches usually ends up with me getting tagged out. since “gun” hits do not count as a kill, i have purchased one of these spy cars with hopes to rip off the wireless camera and attatch it to my gun (sig 552). since this thing runs off of AA batteries, i have chosen THIS over 12v wireless backup cameras. the black and white screen and resolution is acceptable for CQB work and the IR nightvision is decent enough to work with. what i want is some help excising the car’s wireless camera components AND equipping the power source to it,
~21
January 26th, 2007
I am very interested in the camera element. They must have done something tricky
because they cannot be using NTSC transmission given the price of the toy. Do you have any
insight as to how the camera works?
You have a great sight!
February 20th, 2007
The Transmitter / receiver is a standard 2.4GHz wireless video link, cost about$20USD in qty from Taiwan, check out Lawmate.com / Anaposi(if they still exist) – Camera is a cheap B&W CMOS camera with IR LEDs for illumination, they are probably making the whole car for $50 packaged. The neat thing in this device is the monochrome LCD HMD (head mounted display) with the receiver. Like a camcorder viewfinder. The LCD and backlight is made by Kopin..
March 18th, 2007
Second thoughts: when we do a test drive of these things I’d like to see how well they handle rougher terrain, across a lawn with long grass and bumps and a hose and maybe over a brick, mulch — to see how versatile they are. Thanks again.
August 21st, 2007
men im a mexican student, and my engliish isent berry good but since I saw this I was like , damm I nedd to buy one, but mi fathers bitday was in tose days, maby it was destini but, I went with a friend to a place were they sell amerian stufs loke toys, and I saw the car for only 10Dll the problem, it dirent have the LCD, since im in electronic I want to make it to see it in a normall tv
do any body nows if it is posible that usin the vss and the video outs from the jack port in the control its posible to past it to a RCA cable for video? im going to buy a cable and try to make it
triying to conect it like te ipod video, the only tink that worries me, the video signal, and if I can use that vss .
if any body have made it please tell me how, If I make it im going to be sooo fuking happyy
still and Idea but usefull if I manage to maque it
October 9th, 2007
According to http://jakeofalltrades.wordpress.com/2007/09/30/25-head-mounted-display/ the camera and display are PAL. The display however has a resistor that when removed sets it to NTSC mode, and with a little re-wiring of the video plug can accept any NTSC input. Funny I thought the same thing about using it for Airsoft even though I’ve never played.
June 3rd, 2008
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January 16th, 2010
can i get the circuit of the rc car since i have a 49 mhz remote i intend to build a rc car
January 16th, 2010
Hi bigbossvickey,
It was actually put back together.
September 12th, 2010
I am trying to put together a similar system in an RC airplane.
here is some info i found on the video 2.4 Ghz TX/RX pair that i found in my automotive backup camera(google: PEAK PKC0RC)
this TX/RX pair is common in a lot of video transmitters (info from FCC database)
the TX/RX pair is capable of full color composite NTSC/PAL video and stereo audio, so you could swap out the camera with a color one and add sound as a first mod, you would also need to add a color monitor and speakers/headphones to the receiving end.
the TX/RX has 3 channels that can be selected, by tying one of three pins to ground
now i don’t know everything about these transmitters/receivers but here is the schematic
looking down at the Transmiter you should see a white triangle in the upper left corner (if it’s not in the upper left orient yourself so it is), numbering the pins counter-clockwise
pin 1: +5V
pin 2: CS0 (channel select 0, tie to ground for channel 0)
pin 3: CS1 ”
pin 4: CS2 ”
pin 5: BX (not sure what this one is, but mine is tied to ground)
pin 6: GND (ground)
pin 7: RF_OUT (antenna)
pin 8: RF_SHLD (antenna shield)
and on the other side, continuing counter-clockwise
pin 9: GND
pin 10: VIDEO_IN
pin 11: GND
pin 12: LEFT_AUDIO
pin 13: GND
pin 14: RIGHT_AUDIO
and the Reciever
orient yourself so the antenna wire is in the upper left
call the antenna pin 1 and the antenna shield pin 2
pin 1: ANT
pin 2: ANT_SHLD
now going from left to right along the bottom, or counter-clockwise around
pin 3: BX (again not sure what it is, but its tied to ground)
pin 4: SPIDATA/CS2 (channel select 2)
pin 5: SPILE/CS1
pin 6: SPICLK/CS0
pin 7: +5V
pin 8: LEFT_AUDIO
pin 9: RIGHT_AUDIO
pin 10: VIDEO_OUT
pin 11: GND
the CS[0-1] pins look dual use and, in my case are connected to a PIC.
i hope this may help others
jake
September 19th, 2011
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