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Attention: RC-CAM.com will permanently shut down on August-08-2021.

The RC-Cam.com forum was the very first online community dedicated to the advancement of wireless video cameras on radio controlled (R/C) models. This is now called "FPV" (First Person View). We are proud of the contributions that our members have made to the FPV hobby.

We've seen significant changes over the last twenty years. Initially there were a lot of eager R/C hobbyist that built their own video systems. Allowing these creative individuals to share their work was the purpose of this site. Now the FPV market is flooded with low cost systems; Sadly DiY FPV video projects are now rarely discussed.

RC-CAM.com (main site and forum) will be closing down August 2021. This was announced several months ago (March 2021) to allow our members ample time to download any information that is important to them. After the site is shutdown the information will no longer be available here.

We appreciate every member's involvement with advancing the FPV hobby. It is indeed sad to say goodbye to all our online friends. Be safe and stay healthy.


WTB: Aipteck Pencam 1.3 SD PIC kit

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W3FJW-Ron RC-Cam Mentor

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There is no source for a programmed PIC. It's a DIY project and the PIC object code is provided at the bottom of the page. You might luck out and maybe someone here will program one for you but I wouldn't count too much on it as they all have their own projects they're working on.

There is a complete setup here..http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbycity/store/u...?idProduct=9100

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Mr.RC-Cam RC-Cam Mentor

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I can sell pre-programmed microcontrollers for just about any of the rc-cam projects. This is reserved to the members of the forum (and rc-groups members too). I do this as a personal service and it is not advertised (I want to encourage the project builders to progam them for their own use). Contacting me for a chip must be via the Forum's PM feature since that confirms your membership.

The main concept of the RC-Cam projects was to introduce microcontrollers to R/C hobbyists. For the cost of a chip programmer, they opened a whole new world. As odd as it seems today, back then there was very little interest in them and frankly they scared away a lot of folks. I wanted to help change that and so about ten years ago the rc-cam projects page was started. Attitudes are different today and microcontrollers are now common items in the stuff many of us build. Hopefully some of this was due to the rc-cam projects. :)

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