Finally was able to wire it up last night.
Seems to work well.
Just used some servo extensions and a balance wire to read battery #2 voltage.
Not the smallest unit on the market but the price was right.
I used some 45cm servo extension cables.
Interesting as the system will not function till it is hooked into the video feed to the camera.
I wired the power and video to the back of the transmitter. Keeping everything together.
Full house. 2 power feeds, receiver signal strength, sat and video.
The video ground wire is a shield wire but once you remove the heat shrink you can solder easily.
Since I often run twin prop planes with 2 batteries I made a balance cable as well.
Red and black off the balance connector to the red & brown on the servo extension.
Testing the 2 battery setup.
Testing the GPS lock.
Had to go upstairs, but it locked in quickly, got the correct time and if I move the unit around I can go 500KPH.
Seems to work well.
Just used some servo extensions and a balance wire to read battery #2 voltage.
Not the smallest unit on the market but the price was right.
I used some 45cm servo extension cables.
Interesting as the system will not function till it is hooked into the video feed to the camera.
I wired the power and video to the back of the transmitter. Keeping everything together.
Full house. 2 power feeds, receiver signal strength, sat and video.
The video ground wire is a shield wire but once you remove the heat shrink you can solder easily.
Since I often run twin prop planes with 2 batteries I made a balance cable as well.
Red and black off the balance connector to the red & brown on the servo extension.
Testing the 2 battery setup.
Testing the GPS lock.
Had to go upstairs, but it locked in quickly, got the correct time and if I move the unit around I can go 500KPH.