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Written by David Head
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Tuesday, 18 August 2009 17:25 |
Installing a Remote Camera into a Locomotive
Train cam - a tiny camera mounted in a model locomotive allowing a 'driver eye' view of a model railway. To see a model railway from the track level is great for shows and clubs. Possibilities are endless with a Train Cam. One can set up a Train simulator that runs the train on the model railway. This could be goods news for layouts with limited space for operators.
Here are some pictures of a miniature camera, as I described to the aus.rail.models newsgroup, as well as the Layout Design SIG.
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A comparison with the TCAM loco and a normal model This was the first test model "cut up" in the interests of science. The models are Lima models of a South Australian 930 class. |
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Inside the loco, the camera has plenty of width and height, but too much length. |
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The Camera in front of a ruler. |
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The Camera sitting on a Floppy Disk with a Kadee no5 box for comparison. |
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The camera, and the receiver unit.
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