Has anyone tried?
http://www.hobbyking.com/UNITEDHOBBI...662&aff=228650

Just looking at it, I would say it's their version of the RMILEC OSD which used to be $9... but now more...

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1329658

yes, is for sure the one manufactured by Rmilec,

if you wait 1 minute you can get it for 12.45$
not bad price in my opinion,

how come i never seen that before,i would have purchsed it if i saw it earlier.

I just ordered one with a few small items before the damn things are BK for 6 months =)

Originally Posted by pnot

i just ordered one with a few small items before the damn things are bk for 6 months =)

+1 :d

Originally Posted by madmike8

Just looking at it, I would say it's their version of the RMILEC OSD which used to be $9... but now more...

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1329658

I would agree !!

I have one at home, wich i'm making a rewiew about for a Norwegian FPV-forum.

Kai

i use the RCmilec and would have to say they are great for what they do. at $13 they are worth it. $23 with postage not so much.

I use them on my fpv parkflyer. Since I am not going more than 1 km away (most of the time within 500m range) I don't need a larger osd. If you don't have one then I would pick one up as they are great for the small planes.

bought it...

Hopefully we can churn out some mods on this puppy like in the older thread.

Originally Posted by PnoT

Hopefully we can churn out some mods on this puppy like in the older thread.

Yes, i hope somebody wiser than me can make a RSSI feed for the Volt #2

Kai

So i think that I'm going to ask a really dumb question here... If there are two pins for the battery inputs, how doyou wire everyhting up? You dont send your main discharge wires through it, right? I'm not-so-new to FPV, but am new to OSDs. Can I see a diagram or explanation please? Haha, i feel like an idiot asking this becasue I'm sure theres a very simple answer.

Originally Posted by pdiddyg40

So i think that I'm going to ask a really dumb question here... If there are two pins for the battery inputs, how doyou wire everyhting up? You dont send your main discharge wires through it, right? I'm not-so-new to FPV, but am new to OSDs. Can I see a diagram or explanation please? Haha, i feel like an idiot asking this becasue I'm sure theres a very simple answer.

This system only measures voltage, not amp draw.
Each battery input has a + and - connection. You wire both + and - to it in PARALLEL with your video gear.

~~~~~~~~~~~~OSD
~~~~~~~~~~~{
~~~~~~~~~~/ Camera, TX, etc
battery(+AND-){
~~~~~~~~~~\
~~~~~~~~~~~ESC/motor

I have one on a FPV slow stick, I power motor and video with the main battery. Power goes through an LC filter to the camera, transmitter, and OSD (#1). Video is paralleled from camera out to OSD. I don't use the #2 voltage on this plane.

So simple a caveman can do it...

Originally Posted by paintball_kidz

how come i never seen that before,i would have purchsed it if i saw it earlier.

Hobbyking seems to have changed their 'new items' page. No all items the add to the site are shown anymore. Only one category at the time is shown (planes, heli's, boats or cars). Even when you go through all these categories you won't see this product listed.