R/C Naval Combat

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Originally posted by djranier

Well we went out today, put the camera down again, and remarked the ship. After 3 dives down, I recoved the main hull, forward deck, and forward turret.

But after 2+ months on the bottom, time has not been kind to her, she will need to be gutted and all the wood to be replaced. The superstructure is coming completly apart and will also need to be replaced. But at least all the guns, bottle, regulator, and all brass parts look fine.

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Now the important part, how about the VIDEO when do we get to see it!

Any update on the video, is it on u-tube or somewhere we can see it?

[:D]

Sorry no video I'm afraid. It uses a old style single banana plug for the video output from the monitor, so I would of been required to bring along a video tape machine, which required AC power. Yet from the camera to the monitor its a S connector, go figure. We just have a small boat and it would of just ended up getting wet and ruined.

Actually you can use a hand held video camera to connect and record the video in the future.

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Originally posted by djranier

Sorry no video I'm afraid. It uses a old style single banana plug for the video output from the monitor, so I would of been required to bring along a video tape machine, which required AC power. Yet from the camera to the monitor its a S connector, go figure. We just have a small boat and it would of just ended up getting wet and ruined.

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Any chance you could use the s-video as a input in your video camera and use its screen as the viewer so that way you can record also?

[;)]

I just have a small Sony video camera, and the only input/output on it is a USB port.