Hi. I operate a tree trimming machine, mounted on a large 4wd tractor. It has 4 x 800mm circular blades and will cut tops of hedges upto 8m in height. The problem I have is being able to see the tops of the hedges when seated in the cab 6m below. I have used a reversing camera that is hard wired between camera and the monitor and this provides at least some indication of what I am trying to do. The image is not as good as I would like. I have thought that using a drone camera would likely improve the image that I receive. However I am not sure of all the bits that I would need to get this to work. Ideally I would prefer to mount the camera and gimbal on the boom where I have the reverse camera mounted. I use a hard wire application as I need 100% reliability when working around power wires.
If streaming is the only way to achieve this by drone camera, then what other gadgets are required to do this?
The monitor I use is 10" and is HDMI capable. I'm not sure of how the drone streams the data or is it the camera which does this and how this is received. I would prefer if this can be displayed on my monitor, so how can I achieve this? If someone can point me in the right direction or suggest how this all works, then that would be great.
Any help would be appreciated. Tom
If streaming is the only way to achieve this by drone camera, then what other gadgets are required to do this?
The monitor I use is 10" and is HDMI capable. I'm not sure of how the drone streams the data or is it the camera which does this and how this is received. I would prefer if this can be displayed on my monitor, so how can I achieve this? If someone can point me in the right direction or suggest how this all works, then that would be great.
Any help would be appreciated. Tom