Eachine TX02 Camera mount Parrot mambo FPV
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I glued a white Lego piece to the bottom of the Parrot Mambo because it didn't fit perfectly. Then, I drilled two holes for the wires. It works great now. Here's how I added a FPV cam/vtx to my Parrot Mambo: First, I ordered an Eachine TX02 5.8G 40CH ($25, weighs only 5g). It comes in three power options: 25mw, 200mw, and 600mw. Next, I found two small bullet connectors from a spare Lego brick that I had to destroy because they weren't available for purchase anywhere else. I soldered the bullet connector to the red and black camera wires. Then, I attached the FPV camera to the front of my drone using small Lego bricks and double-sided tape. Now, I plugged the bullet connectors into the last row on the back of my Parrot Mambo (when looking at it from behind), making sure the red wire is in the left hole and the black wire is in the right one. To finish, I configured the FPV channel on both the video transmitter and receiver (either goggles or a screen).
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