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To fund my new underwater video camera project, I'm selling my MKI Underwater Camera package.
The housing is a D&E Miniatures creation complete with equalization valve and clear acrylic casing. The casing has a 1" crack that happened when it was stored during my move. I have, however, repaired the crack with acrylic cement and have tested it at the recent NW Regatta in Oregon without a drop of a leak.
The camera is a full-color Draganfly Innovations product with outstanding resolution. Full information is below]here.[/url]
The package will come complete with everything you need except batteries and a monitor. I simply use my little camcorder to view and record my footage, but you can use anything with an RCA video input. The receiver is just a box about 2" x 4" x 6" in size. Point the receiver at the model... and you have picture!
The camera will transmit its signal so long as the antenna is above the surface. Once submerged, you will lose it until you resurface. The lengthened antenna, however, will allow you to record footage up to the antenna's length under the water (about 8" or so). GREAT for just-submerging shots and for checking out the other submerged boats in your line of sight.
I've got a lot of labor into the unit modifying the camera for the extended antenna, but I'll let everything go for less than the cost of the parts alone. There is nothing wrong with the camera at all, I'm just working on an improved system that will allow onboard video storage and I need the money to fund the project.
Asking $250.00 firm plus shipping.
There should be nothing that you need to do to get this system operational except install the batteries and hook it up to a monitor. Camera runs off a single 9V battery and the receiver runs off of AA's (if memory serves).
Questions and offers can be directed to me at bob@rc-sub.com
The housing is a D&E Miniatures creation complete with equalization valve and clear acrylic casing. The casing has a 1" crack that happened when it was stored during my move. I have, however, repaired the crack with acrylic cement and have tested it at the recent NW Regatta in Oregon without a drop of a leak.
The camera is a full-color Draganfly Innovations product with outstanding resolution. Full information is below]here.[/url]
The package will come complete with everything you need except batteries and a monitor. I simply use my little camcorder to view and record my footage, but you can use anything with an RCA video input. The receiver is just a box about 2" x 4" x 6" in size. Point the receiver at the model... and you have picture!
The camera will transmit its signal so long as the antenna is above the surface. Once submerged, you will lose it until you resurface. The lengthened antenna, however, will allow you to record footage up to the antenna's length under the water (about 8" or so). GREAT for just-submerging shots and for checking out the other submerged boats in your line of sight.
I've got a lot of labor into the unit modifying the camera for the extended antenna, but I'll let everything go for less than the cost of the parts alone. There is nothing wrong with the camera at all, I'm just working on an improved system that will allow onboard video storage and I need the money to fund the project.
Asking $250.00 firm plus shipping.
There should be nothing that you need to do to get this system operational except install the batteries and hook it up to a monitor. Camera runs off a single 9V battery and the receiver runs off of AA's (if memory serves).
Questions and offers can be directed to me at bob@rc-sub.com
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