Hi Guys,
I need some very basic help - I bought the Fatshark Preds googles with inbuilt RX and needed to get an IRC but they were sold out so found one in Ebay.
1) Now I dont know what connecters to solder on or even what they do. I guess the red and black one is for the power ? can i solder a deans on to that and if im correct, how big ? 3s ?
2) what are the white and yellows connecters for and again, what connecter do i use ?
3) I bought Eagle Tree EVERYTHING aswell
Many thanks
If you have trouble setting up our Vtx when you bought Eagletree EVERYTHING you have a loooong way to go still.
Purveyor of the FPV secret sauce at ImmersionRC
lol
good luck mate.
See the silver bit on the sticker of the vtx, it shows you what each are for
It sounds like you don't have a clue, I'd do some basic learning first before committing to doing the wires or its going to end tears
"If everyone is thinking alike, then no one is thinking."
- Benjamin Franklin
The VTX is the last thing in the line apart from the antenna so wire up all your other gear and once you have that sorted then the VTX will be self explanatory. Unless you are setting up a camera and vtx without your eagle tree stuff and then you can connect the correct voltage to your camera and the video out of your camera to the yellow on the vtx and the audio wire from your camera, if it has one, goes to the white one and 2S to 4S for the VTX.
I could be wrong though so it might pay to ask someone who has done it before though to be sure.
Mark
What a bunch of Rude know it alls !! You all had to learn, Im shocked by this. What a silly forum... Cancelling this shit ! Later loosers !!
you want help? read the label. the black writing on the silver part of the tx.
GND = the negative battery terminal
BATT = the + battery terminal.
input 6 - 16v = 2s to 4s power
VID = usually yellow. connect to camera signal.
GND = ground wire from camera
5v OUT = to powerthe camera if it is a 5v one
AUDL = the left audio
AUDR = right audio
the big gold screw on bit is for an antenna. make sure it is the correct frequency antenna
please do not use deans or any other extra connectors, just solder it so it cannot come loose.
sorry if we seem rude but it is equally rude coming in here without trying to find shit out yourself, expecting people to help you when it seems you dont really care to help yourself is a bit rich.
As much as I agree with him needing to learn some basics the way he was treated and the tone was pretty harsh. I remember being a beginner and getting some help, enough to get me pointed in the right direction.
There might have been a nicer way to put things.
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