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This is a bit new, running multiple cameras. We can see multiple targets at various ranges while being shot by simply switching the monitor's receiving channel to switch between them. The video from the cameras and switching between them, is only at 400y and 900 yards from the FFP. It was a bit winding so I choose this closer range so I could get more RoT for the camera comparison.
Here is the link to the video https://youtu.be/gWz7wL4jqg8
20 rounds, 10 at each distance (3 on paper) is on the video, so the shooting is a bit over 90 seconds, but hopefully not to long to view..
To switch between distances or record, you tap on one of the silver buttons on the monitor. I had the camera a bit to far back as I was trying to get both the popper and paper targets in the frame to see the bullet holes clearly. It works well when moved closer to see the holes on paper.
Using only the multi-channel monitor, small receiving antenna and on board DVR and Lio-battery..
I have packed (inside an Icon Pro 3200) this along with my shooting supplies out to high angle spots.
It is small and light. FYI, I shoot left handed thats why it is on the left.
900 yard target wind was up to 30 at times.. As you can see in the video below the light was not working
400 yard target reduced BC 66% IPSC with 6" red center popper.
I've tested three cameras broadcasting at the same time over 2,000m, using the a larger panel refining antenna. This time, I was originally set up to shoot at 1300/800 yards, but came in to 900/400 yards t0 the targets because the wind was so bad.. The 400 yard position was partially obscured by brush so the signal quality was a bit lower and I aimed the sending unit to further up the hill at the 1300/800 position.
Anyway, these cameras are easy to build yourself and the entire 2 camera setup fits in one small pistol box. These work well further than people can reliably shoot.. Link here http://www.scout.com/military/sniper...yrds-1-100yrds for the full thread and build list..
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Here is the link to the video https://youtu.be/gWz7wL4jqg8
20 rounds, 10 at each distance (3 on paper) is on the video, so the shooting is a bit over 90 seconds, but hopefully not to long to view..
To switch between distances or record, you tap on one of the silver buttons on the monitor. I had the camera a bit to far back as I was trying to get both the popper and paper targets in the frame to see the bullet holes clearly. It works well when moved closer to see the holes on paper.
Using only the multi-channel monitor, small receiving antenna and on board DVR and Lio-battery..
I have packed (inside an Icon Pro 3200) this along with my shooting supplies out to high angle spots.
It is small and light. FYI, I shoot left handed thats why it is on the left.
900 yard target wind was up to 30 at times.. As you can see in the video below the light was not working
400 yard target reduced BC 66% IPSC with 6" red center popper.
I've tested three cameras broadcasting at the same time over 2,000m, using the a larger panel refining antenna. This time, I was originally set up to shoot at 1300/800 yards, but came in to 900/400 yards t0 the targets because the wind was so bad.. The 400 yard position was partially obscured by brush so the signal quality was a bit lower and I aimed the sending unit to further up the hill at the 1300/800 position.
Anyway, these cameras are easy to build yourself and the entire 2 camera setup fits in one small pistol box. These work well further than people can reliably shoot.. Link here http://www.scout.com/military/sniper...yrds-1-100yrds for the full thread and build list..
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