OREGON SCIENTIFIC CAMERAS NOW IN STOCK

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  • kazzer
    Banned
    • Oct 2006
    • 324

    #1

    OREGON SCIENTIFIC CAMERAS NOW IN STOCK



    This camera has a Smart Card inside and will record approx 1 hour of high quality video.

    It comes with velcro and rubber straps and is easily fixed to the hull of any mid to large size submarine.
    Of course, it is not a transmitter, so to actually obtain the view from the periscope and drive your boat, use the Up-Periscope system in combination with this.

    You can now order online at

  • mylo
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2005
    • 723

    #2
    So are you saying the

    So are you saying the cam can be coupled with some other electronic goodies to make it transmit in real time to an on shore monitor ?

    ....if so. .....hold on a sec, gotta find my credit card.

    Mylo.

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    • kazzer
      Banned
      • Oct 2006
      • 324

      #3
      Mylo

      To transmit to a pair

      Mylo

      To transmit to a pair of virtual goggles, you need



      You can stand on the bank, and drive your boat as if you were on board, but the resolution is not so as good through the 'periscope'.

      SO, you record the entire voyage with the high resolution camera which logs everything.


      Now go get that card!

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      • mylo
        Junior Member
        • Aug 2005
        • 723

        #4
        Whoa....whoa.....wait one damn minute .....

        Whoa....whoa.....wait one damn minute ..... I can put on glasses that make me "see" from that camera ? Oh this just gets better. I've got some engineering to do to get that cam mounted on board. Next question, is there a micro cam small enough that I can mount in the periscope ? 3/8" long x 1/4" diameter ?

        I don't understand what you said there. The 'periscope' cam is better, or this other bigger one ? I've got space to mount the big guy if it works better.

        I will be looking further into that.

        Mylo

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        • kazzer
          Banned
          • Oct 2006
          • 324

          #5
          The virtual goggles http://www.caswellplating.com/models/images/clip_image015.png connect

          The virtual goggles connect to the cameras receiver

          the camera (that little black doohickey above) is about 3/4" x 3/4"

          it fits inside a special WTC


          which is strapped to the boats hull.


          Alternatively, the receiver could be connected (via RCA jacks) to a monitor or some recording device.

          You can see a video of the tv camera 'Up-Periscope' system.



          Having said all that, the ATC 2K has much better quality video, but only records to a card. It does not transmit to the goggles.

          ALso look at this Merriman report http://subpirates.com/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=3355

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          • PaulC
            Administrator
            • Feb 2003
            • 1542

            #6
            Nice explanation, Mike! http://www.subcommittee.com/forum/icon_biggrin.gif

            Nice explanation, Mike!
            Warm regards,

            Paul Crozier
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            • mylo
              Junior Member
              • Aug 2005
              • 723

              #7
              Ah, I see....

              Periscope cam for

              Ah, I see....

              Periscope cam for live feed to "seeing goggles" (with antenna above water)

              ATC 2K for recording patrol. Mounted...wherever since it is only recording and not transmitting.

              I DO get this stuff....eventually, ....just takes me a little longer than most.

              I will be engineering my tower accordingly to accommodate both.

              Mylo

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