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Thought I would share this, this is a video taken from my F27C Stryker today with a flycamone2 camera stuck to the nose. This plane will do 80mph plus on the level and 100mph+ in dives. The flycamone2 is a hd solid state video + still camera that weighs less than 30 grams and is pretty amazing for £45. The Plane is pretty amazing flying on Lipo batteries with flight times of 12 - 15 minutes of flat out stunt flying.

 

 

And so the video.

 

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The plane costs £120 engine and controller and with servos installed.

 

You add a reciever and battery (£60 and £50) for my set up but you can buy cheaper.

 

As for the height, probably 500 - 600 feet? Its hard to tell but I know its much higher than it looks from the ground and that I fly out higher and further than perhaps I should.

 

F-27C Stryker (Parkzone PKZ4275)

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Where did you get the camera from, I could see good potential for this in various other things in school like Water Rockets in Science for one (others have just flown from my head but are there somewhere...) :D
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Where did you get the camera from, I could see good potential for this in various other things in school like Water Rockets in Science for one (others have just flown from my head but are there somewhere...) :D

 

FlyCamOne FlyCamOne2

 

This is where I bought mine, [edit other half bought it for my birthday, she saw and complained]

 

Product Information - Batteries Servos & Accessories for Electric Flight available at BRCHobbies.com (better shop, very nice people) also a very good place to buy stuff for Electric RC planes.

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Forgot to say.

 

The flycamone also takes time lapse (1.3MP pics every 4 seconds), continuous video (will over write file untl you press stop, would be great in a car for catching accidents and lunatic drivers). he lens moves through 90 degrees and can have a servo attached.

 

And finally there is a connector at the back which allows for remote programming.

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