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Here's a rough outline of a script for a helicopter-mounted camera system: 1. The Helicopter Mount: This is the base unit that houses the camera and all its associated electronics. It's designed to be as compact as possible, yet still provide ample room for the camera and its accessories. 2. The Camera Head: This is the part of the system that actually captures the images. It's a high-quality, low-light capable camera with a wide-angle lens that provides a clear view of the surrounding area. 3. The Image Transmission System: This is how the video feed from the camera head gets back to the ground crew. It consists of a transmitter on the helicopter mount and a receiver back at the command center. 4. Power Supply: The power supply for this system needs to be reliable and long-lasting, as it will be exposed to the elements. A high-capacity battery or a fuel cell would be ideal. 5. Control System: This is how the ground crew controls the camera head from the ground. It could be a joystick, a button panel, or even a voice command system. 6. Camera Stabilization: To get smooth footage, we need to stabilize the camera as much as possible. This could be achieved with gyroscopes or other stabilizing mechanisms. 7. Weather Resistance: The entire system needs to be weatherproof and able to withstand rough handling.