$549 isn't really that expensive!

http://www.hobby-lobby.com/fpv.htm

But I preferred the one that was in the car where the head swiveled to allow you to look at where you were heading. I think it would be pretty funny to watch a person lose their balance using this thing while performing barrel rolls. I myself would probably be puking up my lunch.

 

That's awesome. Reminds me of one of those home alone movies with the RC truck.

 

pretty cool...i dont know how effective it would be in a plane. i guess if it was perfect it would be good.

 

ok..i take it back..that is pretty dam near perfect..i just watched the video

 

watched the video....that is just sweet.

 

That would be cool as hell!!! Especiallygetting to seethe expression on your face right before you flew it into yourself...lol

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When did they start selling UAVs to the public?

 

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Covert, un-announced government training for the next generation soldiers.

 

This reminds me of this plane my neighbor once had. (He owned and operated a local hobby shop.)
It was a c-130 replica with a cargo door. The thing was a monster. Everything was functional. Retractable gear, the cargo door worked, everything. it had like a 30 pound possible cargo capacity.
If I had one of those cameras I would have bought it from him. Imagine, loading it up full of whatever you desire. Be it makeshift mini-bombs or bags of dog ****, and carpet bombing your neighbors all from the privacy of your living room. Once done, land on the street, hit the garage opener, and taxi it inside.

 

Hasn't Hunter Ellis done a "Tactical to Practical" episode on this?

I'm guessing technically it would be easier to fly from that first person perspective than it is to fly the R/C from a traditional (from the ground) perspective.

Way cool... wow