Can it be used on an RC airplane?
1750618
I believe that this camera is designed specifically for this and other helicopters that work with their radios. Trying to add this camera and radio to a airplane would be a real challenge! I would say no, it probably can't.
1750619
I would also say no.....pictures aren't that good anyway........get a 808 keychain camera and mount it with Velcro on your plane......decent pictures and decent price.......better yet, if youre looking for a low price camera, go for the Emerson Action Cam...about 40.00 and it comes with all sorts of mounts and also has decent pics and video.....I have 4 of them on my planes.....works under water too.
1500047
Yes.... I use it for camping, but see no reason why it couldn't be use on an airplane.
1841425
I don't know if you can use it on an airplane. Check with the airlines. You can plug it into your computer. It has the capability to work with a USB port. Not much help. Sorry.
2235842
If you are referring to a small human-carrying aircraft with a smooth, clean metal fuselage and your Vne was around 60 knots, then yes it MIGHT work. I would recommend a secondary lanyard be attached to the camera, though. And as far as a rotary wing aircraft is concerned, there will be some transmitted vibration unless the aircraft in question has at least a three-bladed main rotor. This is a sturdy mount, and offers no isolation from whatever it is mounted to. If you are referring to any type of radio-controlled aircraft (excluding quarter-scale), then the answer would be no, due to its size and weight.
1537280
sorry it took awhile to answer. i think it can. i havent flown my quad yet. took me awhile to program it. its just me. im tech challanged
66893
You need a Spektrum branded transmitter for this plane. I don't believe it will work but you may wait for others to chime in to make sure.
2187603
Technically speaking, this is just a lipo battery. It would work in a quad, or a car alike. What really matters is the battery rating. This is a 2200mAh 11.1v, 20c battery. If your RC takes batteries in this range, it should power it. There is also the problem of size. This battery measures 4" x 1 1/4" x 7/8" (without wires).
129932
I've never used it on an airplane but from using it in my car I would say yes. It doesn't stick out very far. Hope this helps somewhat!
760338
Never tried it. You need a cigarette lighter type socket to plug it into or a 12volt outlet. Don't remember seeing those on any planes I've flown on. Sorry.
1953215
We'll yes as all r/c planes. Please don't buy this plane. After one flight the plane doesn't work. Transmitter works of a range of about 3 feet and ducted fans burn out. Spend a little more money on some thing like a cub or some sort of trainer. THIS PLANE DOES NOT WORK!!
1360929
You could make it work, the problem is that it may be to heavy for your aircraft. It added a bit of weight to my dji 550 and that has 6 props!
1073712
I highly doubt it will POWER your machine. But, depending on how much volts/current your RC machine uses, you may be able to slightly increase your flying time using this panel. I say give it a try and share the results wit us. Best of luck.
1579570
If you mean can you hook it to a USB cable then to the pc,absolutly!I used mine again yesterday on my rc plane and then uploaded it to youtube.
533420
It uses a signal that should not affect anything on a plane. I think you'd be ok.
38849
Yes, I believe for the controller it needed double AS batteries. The flying part has rechargeable battery.
957050
No. This is not certified to be used on aircraft. This seat requires a type-2 harness (lap and shoulder belt), which is not available on aircraft.
1606049
Yes, but it's not what you want to use. These are very loud and gobble power, you what something with a big low pitch prop. If you're asking this question you are new to RC Quads so I'd say you would be better off going to Tower hobbies or HobbyKing to get one that is proven to work.