Pretty much self-explanatory. I can either stay low-tech and
live with dangerously obscured vision, or apply a high-tech
solution and accept noticeably shortened battery life. Installing
a separate power supply for the video is not an option due to
space considerations. It's going to be damn cramped inside the
muzzle with the additional equiptment.
live with dangerously obscured vision, or apply a high-tech
solution and accept noticeably shortened battery life. Installing
a separate power supply for the video is not an option due to
space considerations. It's going to be damn cramped inside the
muzzle with the additional equiptment.
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Basically you're suggesting I do mechanically with far less chance of success
what I purposed to do electronically for less money, since I already have
all the bits on hand, whereas I'd have to research an optical system, purchase
all the bits and try to get it in there, properly focused. I think I'll stick with
the electronic solution. Further digging into the depths of my junk box turned
up a very small LiPo battery and charger which could power the VR goggles
(the main source of additional load), leaving just the camera to be powered
by the fan powerpack.
what I purposed to do electronically for less money, since I already have
all the bits on hand, whereas I'd have to research an optical system, purchase
all the bits and try to get it in there, properly focused. I think I'll stick with
the electronic solution. Further digging into the depths of my junk box turned
up a very small LiPo battery and charger which could power the VR goggles
(the main source of additional load), leaving just the camera to be powered
by the fan powerpack.
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