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Re: and you thought I'd lost my mind when I built a turkey...
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lugnet.technic
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Sat, 19 Apr 2003 21:24:06 GMT
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> In lugnet.technic, James Loewen writes:
> > I've got to say, this is very neat! The mechanisms are very well thought
> > out, and it's got some nice little details. If only there were a way to take
> > a tiny little camera on board.... :)
In lugnet.technic, Adrian Drake writes:
> Heh. There's actually some space on the underside of the car where I could fit
> a microcamera if one was supplied to me. I don't think I'll be hunting one
> down, though :)
Don't knock it 'til you've tried it!
For the Brickish Association display at LLW, I built an old BBC-style
Outside Broadcast Unit with a minifig cameraman on a cherry-picker hoist.
That had a camera built into the back of the van, looking out of the rear
window. We had it filming the trains going past and displaying on a
monitor. A lot of the kids spent ages trying to find the camera.
Look around electronics suppliers, and you should be able to find a
miniature CMOS camera that's 15mm square and about 20mm long, including
lens, plus a little bit for screw and casing lugs.
Expect to pay around $40 for black & white. You'd have to run that on a
wire though. Transmitter units are about the same again, though you may as
well buy a colour one with transmitter built in for the money.
Jason Railton
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