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What year is the motor?

Nice, love the sound of a four stoke glow engine!

jesus...that sound....

Hi, im trying to contact you to ask some questions about your motorised dobsonian - mainly the ALZ pulley set up - how can i email you to ask for help?

Where did you find the model to print the ALZ pulley?

Hi. Is there an alt motor to or just azimuth?

Yo~ total splendid drone! so long, Florin, 💯

Mulțumim pentru acest video , foarte frumos 👍👍👍

Amazing scenery and great footage! I subscribed to see more Videos made by you. Dji Mini 2 is an awesome little drone. I own one myself too and create cinematic Videos. Keep it up bro! 👌🏽 Great flight!

Nice drive on the AZ axis. I might switch over to the belt drive like you are using. Are you happy with the overall accuracy?

I bought a mini dc motor kit and a controller. However, I cannot control the speed to make it rotate slowly. It's either doesn't spin or spin too fast. I'm using it with a 9v rectangular battery. The controller wouldn't power on with 2AA. Any suggestion to make it rotate slowly like yours? TIA

why did you waste the effort making a 13 second video?

If you want a wireless remote and are comfortable to program an arduino, you can reproduce my project by following the links in the movie description. You can take a simpler approach if you don't really need a wireless remote or you don't want to use/program an arduino board. If you are OK with a wired remote control, you need 3 things: 1- a motor with gears and arm on the shaft, 2 - a battery, 3 - a speed controller. For the speed controller search eBay for "3A DC Motor Speed Controller PWM Adjustable Reversible Switch 6V/12V/24V". Here is a direct link to it: www.ebay.com/itm/383301258336 The red and green buttons will turn the motor left/right and the potentiometer will adjust the speed of the motor. There are 4 green connectors, 2 for the battery and 2 for the motor. For the motor you can use a hobby servo motor that has gears and an arm attached to the shaft. These are cheap, less than $10. You have remove the electronic board from the servo and connect the 2 wires from the L298N green connectors directly to the motor. Also, you have to make a small modification to the servo so it can rotate continuously, because originally they move only 360 degrees or even less. There are many movies on CZcams, just search for "convert servo to continuous rotation" These motors are working at 5-7 volts, so 4 AA batteries in series and a battery holder will work perfect. Here are some pictures in case the ebay link does not work: i.ebayimg.com/images/g/6hsAAOSw8dJd57wS/s-l1600.jpg i.ebayimg.com/images/g/KPAAAOSwhbZd57wb/s-l1600.jpg If you want to use a wireless remote control without arduino, you need a wireless module, a battery and a motor. The wirelsee module can be this: www.ebay.com/itm/333649134054?hash=item4daf09c1e6:g:EzAAAOSwsTxXjkau These modules are working at 12V so you will need a 12V battery to power the board and find a suitable 12V motor. Also you can use 12V motor to power the board and convert 12V to 5V and use a 5V servo motor. You can use a convertor like this: www.ebay.com/itm/262503257094?hash=item3d1e69d406:g:gM8AAOSwNuxXaKI0

you post a panner a few years back. DIY wireless fishing camera panner , any way i could get the parts list would love to build one. Thanks for your time and help dave Sabel

I want to build on can i get a parts list?

Hi, have the same problem. Do you know a solution? CS, R

Would whoever built this panner be willing to share more detailed info on parts list?

Is this motor for sale?

Did you ever create any plans for this camera? I work at a public library and showed the video to a deaf patron, and he is very interested in building one -- but he would be more comfortable following a written plan. Thanks -- and well done!

Sorry for all the questions did you put a lens in front of the camera itself, lexan or plexiglass and then seal it? I was thinking 1/4 inch lexan in front of the lens. Not sure if this would obscure the view. Any thoughts?

Really interested in the type of cable that should be used.

Nothing like blazin' a fatty and watchin' space stuff float by! Nice capture.

I used a reverse camera and a reverse camera monitor. I enclosed the camera in a PVC then coated in marine epoxy. I used a power/video cable that I got from ebay and am running 2 12v sealed lead acid batteries to power the camera and monitor. Thanks for the idea.

Also, instead of glass, you should use Lexan from Home Depot. Lexan is a lot stronger, but be careful, it scratches easily and there is no fix for the scratches. My new version of the camera is using Lexan instead of glass and a soft 3 wires cable.

The cable I used was computer network cat5 cable, but I do not recommend it. You need a flexible cable with wires, Sayal Electronics is selling a good variety. I am not sure what you mean about enclosing the connections inside the PVC? Haier monitor should be good.

What did you use for the cable? I just bought similar items and went with the video/power cord 50' and will enclose the connections inside of the PVC. Do you think this will work? I also am using a Haire 7" color monitor.

What is the name of the bait you're using? I had a similar one but it didn't move like that in the water.

i think i know that pike lol i fish island lake and i get the all the time should of gave the other minnow a jig or two he might of hit it

bass wasn't fooled on that one.

i live in newmarket am looking into building one im going to use infrared security cam or somethin i need it 100ft down for the whities so far cant find a cam with rca contention :(

good video

@07PaulyShore07 , I might put together some plans, If I do, I will send them to you.

@Icehut , I tested it for 90 minutes with a LiPo battery 11.1V 1.3 Ah and it used about 300mAh. That is the camera alone, because the recorder has it's own internal LiIon battery that is supposed to last about 6 hr in recording mode at room temperature. I can use a gell cell 12V 7Ah that will provide more than enough power for few fishing sessions. I need to run more tests in cold temp to know for sure.

nicely done pal send me the plans i want one