FPV Camera Test Rig

This test rig allows you to test and adjust your FPV camera. This test rig allows you to test and configure your FPV camera. You can adjust camera settings and see the live image in the goggles; you can also adjust the camera's tiltand simply change lenses. On the side you'll also find a small indicator showing different angles such as 90°, 20° and 45°. This was all designed for the old Matrix 1s AIO because it is not very good and often breaks down, provided the battery power connection is still okay and the video transmitter works. Of course, you can also use any other 25x25mm or 20x20mm board. The test rig also has a small mounting area where you can attach the camera settings module. One more thing: the camera can also be installed in reverse so that it points towards the AIO; there are special holes on the other side for this purpose. You might have noticed that there are two holes on the side. One more thing: the camera can also be installed in reverse so that it points towards the AIO; there are special holes on the other side for this purpose. You might have noticed that there are two holes on the side. These are for testing your camera's latency; I have a kind of Bow-shaped design for this purpose, onto which you can attach standard LEDs. This is also for checking white balance and Other brightness settings. You might notice that you can't mount this Bow from below. Since I haven't extensively tested this function, I recommend mounting it from above with two screws. If that's possible. For latency testing, you can also glue the button and resistor to the mounting board.

IMPORTANT FOR MOUNTING:

I recommend adding heat inserts wherever you screw things in, especially with the camera. This is very important because it doesn't touch the edges and you wouldn't be able to change the camera angle otherwise.I recommend adding heat inserts wherever you screw things in, especially with the camera. This is very important because it doesn't touch the edges and you wouldn't be able to change the camera angle otherwise. The only place I wouldn't do it is at the lower holes for the latency bow.