Here's a fast, cheap option to mount your camera onto your AnyCopter. This setup is designed to isolate vibrations of your multi-roto in your on-board camera footage.
Using some scrap wood and some galvinized steel wire you can create this rig and install it quickly.
Measures of the components in Chad's design:
Galvanized Steel Wire: 15" inches
Wood (bass/balsa): 9-1/2" inches
This is just one of many options that you can try on your Rotor Bones AnyCopter!
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Gonna go downstairs to the basement and build me one. Then I'm gonna crash it and build a new one, but this time with camera tilt. Perhaps combine this one with the easy wooden camera tilt you guys built about a year ago. This one: http://flitetest.com/articles/DIY_Simple_FPV_Pan_Tilt_Setup_Build
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Tommy Gunn
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What gauge wire are you using?
Also the clamps you are using are hemostats, but are called a number of things including arterial clamps or forceps, Kelly clamps, etc.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemostat
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Works great!
thanks FliteTest!
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