Awesome flying and testing, Wayne! Thanks a bunch!!! 😃 I'm starting to think this system is really close to prime time! It really looks good! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Wayne, it's amazing the Clarity via the TH-cam post is excellent. The avenues of Open IPC are coming along well. As mentioned in your other posts I am looking forward to the point of fruition for easy setup by novices. Most interesting.
Interesting video Wayne....I was impressed with the unsmeared grass in the feed. Although this problem dissapears with a little more altitude.....🤔😳😳😏🇬🇧
That looks very promising. At the price analog VTX are for the moment, this could become a serious candidate. This could also being down the price of DJI and Walksnail systems
Interestingly, just today Caddx (who, of course, own the Walksnail brand) dropped $1000 into OpenIPC funding and are looking to work with them. To what end right now, we don't know.
@@CurryKitten most likely caddx will just release a airunit , though what im hoping is that they might do is help openIPC/openHD with the radio transmission hardware - openIPC and openHD both use basically cracked wifi modules so there are limitations in their capabilities and caddx has plenty of experience with radio transmission hardware . Also im hoping that they might release the SDK's and relevant files so that openIPC can run their software on the avatar VRx module
We can use phone in a VR google box and is close to FPV googles. I like the ideea of using the phone for FPV, the phone screen is much better than most of FPV googles
Hows the latency on them? I must remember to mention this as I'm sure there's a certain crossover of FPV pilots and VR headsets (not me, I went Playstation VR, so I'm a bit stuffed there!)
The Radxa is where the smart money goes. I like the fact it's easy to build something mountable on your goggles as well as being able to add buttons to start/stop recording and change channels. I would get one to replace my NVR, but i want to see if a commercial goggle module comes out soon
@@CurryKitten I saw a post from Mario on YT responding to a comment suggesting not to hold ones breath about it last few days. Who knows. Maybe caddx can make a openipc vrx that plugs into their goggles X.
@@CurryKitten there is a radxahat (a shield for the radxa with bec , usb hub , wifi , buttons all integrated onto the board so a pretty easy ground station build) being worked on i think more info on that will come out on december , as far as im aware there is no truly "of the shelf" VRx module atleast coming out soon . More info on the openIPC goggles will be released during December BUT igor said IF the goggles even make it to market expect it mid 2025 or later ... so dont hold your breath for it essentially
Yep - it's what I was using to fly with. OpenIPC is the common factor, so you should be able to use any receiver with any transmitter - as long as you are using compatible frame rate/resolution on both ends
Would you happen to know if it is technically possible to use the RunCam Wi-Link without the USB OTG Adapter? I know performance would take a hit but just want to know if short range tests are possible with just a tablet only.
It's not possible, no. It's because (I think - I can't remember if OpenIPC does this) but the video link isn't actually wifi as you know it. It talks directly to the hardware and uses a more direct protocol which a tablet can't
@@CurryKitten I said that the runcam is a great little cam and I have one running ruby on a car, I also said that Petru has posted the video of my first test of my runcam on the ruby website and can be found by clicking the resources tab, my video contains day and night footage. I posted two different comments on here and both got deleted :(
@@CurryKitten I agreed that its a great little cam and said that I have a runcam running ruby on a car, I said that petru posted my first test footage to the ruby w site and can be found on the resources tab and that my footage includes night footage near the end. Who knows if this will get deleted, I just tried to reply to you and that also got deleted, YT hates me for some reason.
Awesome flying and testing, Wayne! Thanks a bunch!!! 😃
I'm starting to think this system is really close to prime time! It really looks good!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Cheers MC :)
Thanks Wayne! Nice to see new video systems beginning to mature.
Yes - it definitely looks better with the MPSOSD functions in place - which I was working on this week. Follow video to come (hopefully) soon
Wayne, it's amazing the Clarity via the TH-cam post is excellent. The avenues of Open IPC are coming along well. As mentioned in your other posts I am looking forward to the point of fruition for easy setup by novices. Most interesting.
Keep the content coming mate❤
Will do - some more OpenIPC stuff coming up soon
Interesting video Wayne....I was impressed with the unsmeared grass in the feed. Although this problem dissapears with a little more altitude.....🤔😳😳😏🇬🇧
Agreed - although if you are buzzing the ground like we do tend to in quads, that smear is a bit off putting
@CurryKitten Yes, that's exactly what I meant....🤔😏😏
I think the result is brilliant something different is always interesting... Great presentation as are all your video's.
Thanks muchly :)
loving FOSS for rc, especially that a RubyFPV ground-station can connect to a openIPC drone. this opens up the hardware possibilities a ton
Ehat's FOSS - I'm unfamiliar with that acronym/word ?
@@CurryKitten free open source software
That's quite good! Thank you for demonstrating it!
No problem!
Awesome! I'm looking forward to trying this out hopefully in the near future.
It's getting better pretty quickly. I was just working on the MSPOSD today and it looks really good
That looks very promising. At the price analog VTX are for the moment, this could become a serious candidate. This could also being down the price of DJI and Walksnail systems
Interestingly, just today Caddx (who, of course, own the Walksnail brand) dropped $1000 into OpenIPC funding and are looking to work with them. To what end right now, we don't know.
@@CurryKitten most likely caddx will just release a airunit , though what im hoping is that they might do is help openIPC/openHD with the radio transmission hardware - openIPC and openHD both use basically cracked wifi modules so there are limitations in their capabilities and caddx has plenty of experience with radio transmission hardware . Also im hoping that they might release the SDK's and relevant files so that openIPC can run their software on the avatar VRx module
We can use phone in a VR google box and is close to FPV googles. I like the ideea of using the phone for FPV, the phone screen is much better than most of FPV googles
Very true - a modern phone is light years ahead of many goggles. Great if you've got a VR style adapter to fit them in
I use a quest 3 as my goggles with the android app and it works great with the runcam
Hows the latency on them? I must remember to mention this as I'm sure there's a certain crossover of FPV pilots and VR headsets (not me, I went Playstation VR, so I'm a bit stuffed there!)
Nice, I did the radxa+rxl8812au and emax 100mw vtx
The Radxa is where the smart money goes. I like the fact it's easy to build something mountable on your goggles as well as being able to add buttons to start/stop recording and change channels. I would get one to replace my NVR, but i want to see if a commercial goggle module comes out soon
@@CurryKitten I saw a post from Mario on YT responding to a comment suggesting not to hold ones breath about it last few days. Who knows. Maybe caddx can make a openipc vrx that plugs into their goggles X.
@@CurryKitten there is a radxahat (a shield for the radxa with bec , usb hub , wifi , buttons all integrated onto the board so a pretty easy ground station build) being worked on i think more info on that will come out on december , as far as im aware there is no truly "of the shelf" VRx module atleast coming out soon . More info on the openIPC goggles will be released during December BUT igor said IF the goggles even make it to market expect it mid 2025 or later ... so dont hold your breath for it essentially
Can I use the runcam wifi link with the nvr board
Yep - it's what I was using to fly with. OpenIPC is the common factor, so you should be able to use any receiver with any transmitter - as long as you are using compatible frame rate/resolution on both ends
Would you happen to know if it is technically possible to use the RunCam Wi-Link without the USB OTG Adapter? I know performance would take a hit but just want to know if short range tests are possible with just a tablet only.
It's not possible, no. It's because (I think - I can't remember if OpenIPC does this) but the video link isn't actually wifi as you know it. It talks directly to the hardware and uses a more direct protocol which a tablet can't
@@CurryKitten Ah no worries, thanks so much anyway. This channel has really valuable info!
What are the antennas you are using?
There are 2 simple dipoles on the Walksnail VTX. I've used a cable tie and some heat shrink to hold them up in the direction I want them
I give up, all my comments are getting deleted.
What's getting deleted Steve? I don't see any comments in the "held" folder where anything with URLs would usually get put into
@@CurryKitten I said that the runcam is a great little cam and I have one running ruby on a car, I also said that Petru has posted the video of my first test of my runcam on the ruby website and can be found by clicking the resources tab, my video contains day and night footage.
I posted two different comments on here and both got deleted :(
@@CurryKitten I agreed that its a great little cam and said that I have a runcam running ruby on a car, I said that petru posted my first test footage to the ruby w site and can be found on the resources tab and that my footage includes night footage near the end. Who knows if this will get deleted, I just tried to reply to you and that also got deleted, YT hates me for some reason.
@@stevefox3763 YT hates pretty much any user