By VERY popular demand, I have another small batch of plug'n'play Fatshark Teleporters. Yes, they are 5.8Ghz. Yes, they do have headtracking. No, you have to virtually do nothing to make them work, simply charge batteries and fly, drive, or else your RC model.

THIS IS LIMITED EDITION MADE BY FATSHARK PER MY REQUEST EXCLUSIVELY. NO ONE ELSE HAS THEM, NO ONE ELSE WILL HAVE THEM, THERE WILL BE NO MORE MADE WITH VGA DISPLAYS, DUE TO PRODUCTION LIMITATIONS. THIS IS LAST CHANCE TO HAVE THEM.
ONLY (6), (5)  ( 4)  (3)  (TWO)  ONE  LEFT!!!

RCV922 TELEPORTER SPECIAL EDITION USER MANUAL

IMPORTANT – QUICKSTART INSTRUCTIONS:

Your Teleporter has been pretested and setup for immediate use out of the box.  Do not change any settings until you are familiar with the system.  Power up the system in the following order:

1)     Charge both batteries via the battery charging instructions. 2)     Place 5G8 antenna on headset (left eye side) 3)     Place shorter 433Mzh antenna onto headset (right eye side)

4)     Insert battery into headset strap pocket and with the headset resting level, plug in battery 5)     Remove lens cap from pan/tilt camera 6)     Place 5G8 antenna on transmitter

7)     Affix pan/tilt camera on RC model 8)     Plug in balance lead of battery into noise filter PCB 9)     FPV system is now operational.

Specifics of limited edition Teleporter version

The Teleporter you have purchased is a limited edition production and has some control limitations unique to this version.  The RCV922 5G8 headset has a 7 channel receiver but the head tracking link is only 3 channels.  The head tracker will only work when the headset is on CH4, CH6 and CH7 (Channels 1, 2, 3, 5 can receive AV but HT link won’t work). Your Teleporter has come preset on CH7.   Refer to below channel selection chart.

Note:  The included manual was written for the RCV922 Aviator Edition and contents may not be as described in main manual.

The transmitter/camera/dongle does not need to be powered off the included battery.  The Filter PCB can supply power to the TX from the balance lead of either 2S or 3S RC battery packs.

Contents

-       RCV922 AE Teleporter headset

-       Zippered hard carry case

-       100mW 5G8 TX

-       NTSC CMOS pan/tilt camera

-       2 X 700mAh battery (1 for headset, 1 for TX)

-       1 X discharge lead (for charging – may not be required)

-       Head tracker wireless receiver dongle

-       Futaba PS/2 data cable

-       Filtered balance lead

-       2 X 5G8 antenna

-       1 X 433 Mhz antenna (short)

-       120cm AV cable

-       2 X set extra eye foam

-       Adjustable volume earphone

-       Manual (main manual and supplementary)

Note:  DIP3 sets output channel either 5/6 or 7/8 if using Futaba data cable to connect to compatible Futaba radios (radio must support selective trainer assignment). DIP4 reverses servo direction.

Note:  Receiver dongle can be modified to work with Turnigy 9X and Spektrum DX8 radios but requires soldering skills and additional data cable.  Contact Fat Shark if required.

Battery Charging

The 700mAh 7.4V lithium polymer battery pack is equipped with a 3 pole balance charger lead that allows the battery to be charged off standard RC battery pack chargers (not included).  Follow your charger instructions for setting up for 700mAh 7.4V Li-po. Note: some chargers require the discharge cable to be connected.  Use the enclosed discharge lead adapter for these types of chargers.  

Note:  If the charger fails to announce charge complete, but is showing battery voltage at 8.4V, the charge can be considered finished

 

DO NOT LEAVE BATTERY ATTACHED TO CHARGER WHEN CHARGER IS NOT PLUGGED IN.

HERE'S PRICING SAMPLE FOR COMPARISON:

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 BELOW IS FEEDBACK FROM THE VERY FIRST BUYER:

FatShark Transporter experiment from Bo Lorentzen on Vimeo.

Kit is far more awesome than hoped.!Instant geek cred - taped the camera to a box and stuffed it in my pocket and walked around the production studio with goggles on.. did not crash myself into anything. (but found out that turning around also turns the camera ha ha.  goggle need a red "reset" position button.    everybody is freaked out how cool this is.

Step two. print a box to fit the kit so it can be strapped or welcroed to a airframe.     Im thinking tight strap to the underside of the prop arm will be awesome.  but don't want to adjust anything on the professional airframes at the studio. (unauthorized adjusts is the quick way to get in trouble)if the wind dies maybe it will get some airtime this weekend, but either way the 3D printer will be making a all in one box for the flying part.

GREAT STUFF SIR.