How to Hack your GoPro Hero 3 for FPV
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The new GoPro Hero 3 Black Edition is a great camera, but they changed the composite video output from a 2.5mm jack to a mini USB connection. In order to get the video signal to your FPV transmitter you must soldier the video wire of the USB composite cable to a wire that goes into your transmitter. It's a simple process and this video shows you how to do it in about 5 minutes. Thanks to Steve Helgeson of Moonstone Guitars for helping me out on this.
The new GoPro Hero 3 Black Edition is a great camera, but they changed the composite video output from a 2.5mm jack to a mini USB connection. In order to get the video signal to your FPV transmitter you must soldier the video wire of the USB composite cable to a wire that goes into your transmitter. It's a simple process and this video shows you how to do it in about 5 minutes. Thanks to Steve Helgeson of Moonstone Guitars for helping me out on this.
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