Indians For Guns

Hi Molindu / Sandip,
> You guys have really gone hammer & tongs on the IR rigging
> It was education for me!
> Just goes to show that with enthusiasm & time on your hands - one can happily experiment and achieve a lot!!!!
> Carry on.......
Briha

Hi
Finally made a video to show the view from my Night Vision. It was really difficult to shoot with both hands (one hand for shooting TX200 & the other hand to shoot a digicam to record the shooting ......confusing). Still tried to keep both hands as stable as possible. Though had to compromise with lots of pests as I was trying to concentrate more on the digicam than on the NV & to lock n load, starting the digicam is a laborious process, but its worth it. This is a censored version where the shooting is removed so as not to offend anyone in the forum.

Regards Moulindu

Single handedly difficult ....
Honest effort !!

Basu

Whoa!!! That's some crazy work Moulindo. Kshitij and I were talking of night vision this afternoon and here we have a ready kit on the forum. Superb stuff mate. Total PRO WORK.

Hi
Well this has been long since i got nocturnal, and i thought its about time to get into business.
Recording was not an integral part of my existing setup, i had to record videos using a digicam or other recording device which was not favourable for shooting. So i gave it a thought of incorpoRATING recording feature without spending much. After spending couple of hours on google found out a device called EASYCAP. its used for audio, video, TV recording, even converting to DVD format. Bought couple of different RCA adaptors for connecting easycap to my rig. The USB interface can be connected to a PC/laptop or even android phone using USb to micro USb connector. By downloading couple of android apps from play store your rig is ready for recording. So without further delay here is the link to the footage of ratting.

Regards Moulindu