Decided to rebuild the first frame I purchased when getting into FPV. Going with 20a D-Shot ESC's and reverting back to the 3100kv DYS motors. Swapped out the original Lumenier PBD for the PowerOSD Race board.
Trying to use the shortest possible standoffs. Currently at 25mm but hoping to get it down to 20mm before end of build if everything adds up correctly.
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I Noticed you used the POWEROSD RACE PDB Did you hook up the OSD for you camera and VTX? If so Hopefully you can help me.
From what I understood about these OSD boards, the camera connects to a input port. Then there is a output port going to the transmitter. That makes sense to me, because the video signal has to passthrough the board so the On Screen Display info can be joined with the video.
However on the OSD Race board I only see one port for video, at least that is the only one that is labeled. Can you help me understand how to connect this correctly to my FPV drone?
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I Noticed you used the POWEROSD RACE PDB Did you hook up the OSD for you camera and VTX? If so Hopefully you can help me.
From what I understood about these OSD boards, the camera connects to a input port. Then there is a output port going to the transmitter. That makes sense to me, because the video signal has to passthrough the board so the On Screen Display info can be joined with the video.
However on the OSD Race board I only see one port for video, at least that is the only one that is labeled. Can you help me understand how to connect this correctly to my FPV drone?