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Joined: Oct 2001
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Freak of Nature
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Is there a cheap camera that I can set next to my target and link to my phone to see where my shots hit? A drone will do this, but is there just a stand alone cheap camera?
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Is there a cheap camera that I can set next to my target and link to my phone to see where my shots hit? A drone will do this, but is there just a stand alone cheap camera? How far? A camera may not link that far. Can you use a spotting scope?
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For the money the Caldwell looks like a good option if the resolution is sufficient.
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Freak of Nature
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Freak of Nature
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Buy a cheap camera drone and just set it on the ground to view the target?
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Freak of Nature
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Buy a cheap camera drone and just set it on the ground to view the target? That is what I did last year. I used my drone. If you can buy a drone for ~$150 that will send you images from 500 yards away, why can't you buy a non flying camera for ~$50.
Last edited by Beer Belly; 08/24/26 06:36 AM.
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Old Mossy Horns
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Old Mossy Horns
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Buy a cheap camera drone and just set it on the ground to view the target? That is what I did last year. I used my drone. If you can buy a drone for ~$150 that will send you images from 500 yards away, why can't you buy a non flying camera for ~$50. It's a great question and I don't have an answer for you. My crawlspace robot could do it, but not sure the distance. I struggle to find proper camera equipment for my robot. I use an action camera that has a transmitter that is linked to a screen I have on a tripod. It's pretty limited on range inside a crawlspace. But open field? Who knows. I'll test that when my son closes on his land next month. He said we could easily take a 300 yard shot. Maybe more as the land is now. I just don't know how far my transmitter would work. You're wanting an FPV camera that can transmit to a phone/screen, some kind of receiver. Goggles won't work, needs to be a screen next to you. But there are relatively cheap FPV racing type drones that would absolutely work. FPV stuffMany of the cameras would serve to send me video. But I needed to be able to remotely snap photos and videos and save them to a memory card. If all I needed was a camera, transmitter, receiver and screen, most of those would do. My camera is wired to an analog transmitter that sends to a linked 5x7 color screen on a tripod. I have a remote control that steers the robot, servos to turn and raise the camera and remotely snap photos. I use scuba mask lighting.
Last edited by Fattyfireplug; 08/24/26 03:35 PM.
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