i start the camera and everything was fine ... but wasnt able to connect to transmitter .. only way to connect was via a router (192.168.1.X) instead of (192.168.100.X) ... i turn off everything and now the camera wont turn on again .. any solution ?
@@CreativeOneEleven Thanks for your reply...I did this with farsight and the results are so poor that it might be a deal breaker unless I can sort out why. I figure there must be an antenna issue. But no matter what we do, cuts out around 350ft ground to air standing right under it.
@@RRG55 Did you ever get this resovled? I know this is a late reply...standing right under an antennae doesn't mean you'll get a good signal. The signal spreads out. Their spec says 984' with clear line of sight. I think they mean at a level height between transmitter and receiver (such as both are 4 feet off the ground).
Thanks Nick - Nice and straight forward.
Thanks Adam!
Thanks man for the overview!
can you livestream from grabbing the image from the transmitter itself? by connecting it to your pc ?
i start the camera and everything was fine ... but wasnt able to connect to transmitter .. only way to connect was via a router (192.168.1.X) instead of (192.168.100.X) ... i turn off everything and now the camera wont turn on again .. any solution ?
You connected an ethernet cable to the camera, but what's the other end connected to? The transmitter?
Lucas Murray that’s correct !!
You ever put this on a drone? I'm finding that at about 350ft it cuts out ground to air. They claim this should work at about 1000ft.
I haven't Robert but plan on doing so early this month. I'll tell you what the results are. I'll be testing it out on a few phones.
@@CreativeOneEleven Thanks for your reply...I did this with farsight and the results are so poor that it might be a deal breaker unless I can sort out why. I figure there must be an antenna issue. But no matter what we do, cuts out around 350ft ground to air standing right under it.
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@@RRG55 Did you ever get this resovled? I know this is a late reply...standing right under an antennae doesn't mean you'll get a good signal. The signal spreads out. Their spec says 984' with clear line of sight. I think they mean at a level height between transmitter and receiver (such as both are 4 feet off the ground).
@@spyboy_ yes, it does work in a lateral great distance, but over head, the limit is about 360' ish.
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