UPDATE
NO LONGER FOR SALE
Great news everyone, I just got my 7" Varizoom and it turns out that the 3 DVD video players I made are better quality! So I'm not selling them after all, I only have 2 cameras but I guess Ill have 2 as backup now that I have the Varizoom. Man I'm glad no one bought these I would have been pissed that I was selling them for a song!
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Well here we go, ok first off you should know that this is home made and derived of several different parts.
Basically what I did was take an RCA DRC618N and add a 12v battery and Video transmitter.
The RCA does do image flip and is an actual dvd player as well. I used the video IN function to capture video transmitted (it transmits audio as well but I never used it)
Things you should know, since its home made, I had to custom make the cables, no brain work here, they can be redone, I just never have, I used electrical tape and it works fine, but if you start jostling it it will come loose. Basically if you get annoyed at having to keep turning it on because your holding it, then either set it on something or just retake the cables - I was simply too lazy.
You Get:
(2) 12v Batteries (good for around 3-4 hours)
(1) charger
(1) RCA DRC618N
(2) transmitters 1 sender 1 receiver (RCA transmitter)
Notes on the picture:
I used to use these on a dvx100a, I actually own 3 of these "sets" Im only selling two because I sold my 3 dvx's and bought 2 HVX.
The picture seen in the gallery is from an HVX. This works in about a 25ft range before the picture fizzles, but it depends on where you are.
Gallery pictures are here:
http://www.kainemedia.com/gallery/main.php?g2_view=core.ShowItem&g2_itemId=292
Questions about Focusing with a redrock HVX200:
I have an M2 and an HVX, I found that it IS possible to focus on this monitor, it is a low resolution, so Im guessing 640X480 but I don't know for sure, HOWEVER, you have to get used to how it focuses and where the sweet spots are, basicly, play with it for like 3 hours and you'll get an idea of whats focused and whats not, I wouldn't recomend this AT ALL for color monitoring - I really used it for framing and focus, it was excellent, like I said I have 3 of these, I just bought a Varizoon 7" so depending on how that works out I may sell 1 more.
Price is $100 for everything listed above (EACH SET - 2 AVAILABLE). Oh + 10$ shipping so $110.
Also selling 82mm Acrhomat that will fit a HVX200 - NOT RedRock's acrhomat, but a +10 macro with 82mm Mounts - $25 free shipping on that.
NO LONGER FOR SALE
Great news everyone, I just got my 7" Varizoom and it turns out that the 3 DVD video players I made are better quality! So I'm not selling them after all, I only have 2 cameras but I guess Ill have 2 as backup now that I have the Varizoom. Man I'm glad no one bought these I would have been pissed that I was selling them for a song!
*****
Well here we go, ok first off you should know that this is home made and derived of several different parts.
Basically what I did was take an RCA DRC618N and add a 12v battery and Video transmitter.
The RCA does do image flip and is an actual dvd player as well. I used the video IN function to capture video transmitted (it transmits audio as well but I never used it)
Things you should know, since its home made, I had to custom make the cables, no brain work here, they can be redone, I just never have, I used electrical tape and it works fine, but if you start jostling it it will come loose. Basically if you get annoyed at having to keep turning it on because your holding it, then either set it on something or just retake the cables - I was simply too lazy.
You Get:
(2) 12v Batteries (good for around 3-4 hours)
(1) charger
(1) RCA DRC618N
(2) transmitters 1 sender 1 receiver (RCA transmitter)
Notes on the picture:
I used to use these on a dvx100a, I actually own 3 of these "sets" Im only selling two because I sold my 3 dvx's and bought 2 HVX.
The picture seen in the gallery is from an HVX. This works in about a 25ft range before the picture fizzles, but it depends on where you are.
Gallery pictures are here:
http://www.kainemedia.com/gallery/main.php?g2_view=core.ShowItem&g2_itemId=292
Questions about Focusing with a redrock HVX200:
I have an M2 and an HVX, I found that it IS possible to focus on this monitor, it is a low resolution, so Im guessing 640X480 but I don't know for sure, HOWEVER, you have to get used to how it focuses and where the sweet spots are, basicly, play with it for like 3 hours and you'll get an idea of whats focused and whats not, I wouldn't recomend this AT ALL for color monitoring - I really used it for framing and focus, it was excellent, like I said I have 3 of these, I just bought a Varizoon 7" so depending on how that works out I may sell 1 more.
Price is $100 for everything listed above (EACH SET - 2 AVAILABLE). Oh + 10$ shipping so $110.
Also selling 82mm Acrhomat that will fit a HVX200 - NOT RedRock's acrhomat, but a +10 macro with 82mm Mounts - $25 free shipping on that.
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