Got a new 690tvl camera and today was first time flying it and I have lines rolling across my screen. Some times it gets worse they happen with motor on or off. I had to re solder things because my old camera was 5v and this one is 12v, I use 5v reg for vtx. Also MUTE SOUND, easier to see lines if full screen.

MUTE SOUND

fpv skywalker ezosd (5 min 44 sec)

Some times when lines are bad are at :30 1:05 2:40 and anything past 4:40 and it looks worse before I condense it for youtube.

Originally Posted by ruffo

Got a new 690tvl camera and today was first time flying it and I have lines rolling across my screen. Some times it gets worse they happen with motor on or off. I had to re solder things because my old camera was 5v and this one is 12v, I use 5v reg for vtx. Also MUTE SOUND, easier to see lines if full screen.

MUTE SOUND
http://youtu.be/gkofs_WmDqU Some times when lines are bad are at :30 1:05 2:40 and anything past 4:40 and it looks worse before I condense it for youtube.

Do you use an LRS? Thats the kind of interference I'd get from having my unfiltered DL too close to the VRx. Are you flying on 1280vid/433control?

Also just something else I noticed is that there are smaller lines of distortion that crop up every now and again. Are you using an onboard mic? If you arn't make sure you ground the VTx audio wire.

Blues

Originally Posted by Blueshy

Do you use an LRS? Thats the kind of interference I'd get from having my unfiltered DL too close to the VRx. Are you flying on 1280vid/433control?

Also just something else I noticed is that there are smaller lines of distortion that crop up every now and again. Are you using an onboard mic? If you arn't make sure you ground the VTx audio wire.

Blues

No LRS 2.4 video and 72mhz and no onboard mic

Since it doesn't change with the motor it's probably switching noise from the 5v BEC
powering your video Tx. When it was powering both a 5v cam and 5v tx, everything was
at the same ground potential, and now it likely is not.

ian