you will need 5v power regulator (at least i always powered it with 5v) - If you go with microminim ost, you are cool with power from battery on this one linked yes minim osd can read directly from battery voltage (matter of settings) (1, 10:11 PM)Grisha0 Wrote: -yes minim osd can do it. It would be great if some of you could shed some light onto my questions. Is this required? If so where would connect that on the Hubsan H501S?I The minim OSD wiring diagrams I saw had a blue wire connecting to a terminal on the FC marked receiver.Would the minim OSD require a capacitor when powered from the Lipo?.My Hubsan H501S is powered by a 2S Lipo (8.4 v max). I don't know if this is only when powered from 12 volt. The minim OSD, according to some posts gets very hot and some have added heat sinks to it.The minim OSD would be usable without a flight controller, because it appears to be designed to used with various ones, while the 'SuperSimple OSD' from Hobby King is just a series connection between the camera and the VTX.The minim OSD would be a better choice.
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I would like to install an OSD into this quad copter and have youtube video where someone used a 'SuperSimple OSD' from Hobby King. It works but it is scary to fly since my video comes from a cable connected to the transmitter and has no Lipo voltage display and no timer. That is why I've built Quanum box FPV set. The built in transmitter screen is unreadable. I have recently purchased a HUBSAN H501S. Believe it or not, I still have 2 of those and one is still flyable since I gutted it and installed a Naze 32. I have built several brushless quad copters from parts I got from Germany back in 2006. It was 1 channel, 1 tube and a compound escapement. Have been flying RC since 1954 as a kid in Germany. I have a feeling that this forum may be mostly about drone racing and be mostly over my head, but I have done a bit quarter midget pylon racing in the 70's.
I am an oldster(later 70s) and newbie to FPV.
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