DIY Target Camera

[Rflamm250]

Can you share a photo of that with me, please.. Way cool!

No problem.

 

[Tommytrees]

Yup. We shoot 1K regularly and just face time from phone to tablet. We made a Phone holder that mounts to a tripod with a steel plate to block the phone. Works great.

Would you share a photo or schematic showing how you did this. I would appreciate it.
Are you near NE Florida?

 

[Rflamm250]

No problem.

This was the original before we added the plate to protect it.

 

[Rflamm250]

Would you share a photo or schematic showing how you did this. I would appreciate it.
Are you near NE Florida?

No, Osceola county.

 

[Rflamm250]

This was the original before we added the plate to protect it.

This was the original before we added the plate to protect it.

 

[ShtrRdy]

Sorry Guys I did not test it today... I promise I will tomorrow and I will post results of the cameras ability. I got too excited for shooting. Today was my best day yet!
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That's awesome!!

 

[Lethal_Chica]

Thank you~

 

[Lethal_Chica]

**Update**
I tested the DIY camera setup today. Furthest I could go is 964 yards. I lost line of sight due to undulations in the terrain. Signal maintained throughout. Below is a photo screenshot from 964 yards.
No issue seeing bullet holes. If you screenshot the camera view you can zoom in on a phone or tablet. Makes seeing the bullet holes even easier.
My only reservation about this is that it is fragile, one drop to the ground and a loose wire and it's going to be kaput. But for $100 bucks it works pretty good.

Back to shooting!

 

[Revolting Peasant]

Following. Great stuff.

 

[new2mud]

**Update**
I tested the DIY camera setup today. Furthest I could go is 964 yards. I lost line of sight due to undulations in the terrain. Signal maintained throughout. Below is a photo screenshot from 964 yards.
No issue seeing bullet holes. If you screenshot the camera view you can zoom in on a phone or tablet. Makes seeing the bullet holes even easier.
My only reservation about this is that it is fragile, one drop to the ground and a loose wire and it's going to be kaput. But for $100 bucks it works pretty good.

Back to shooting!

So that photo was from nearly 1000 yards, non line of sight from transmitter to receiver?

That's great news!