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Target Cam System for Long-Range Shooting
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We recently tested two large spotting scopes and two high-magnification riflescopes to see if they could resolve 6mm bullet holes at 600 yards. In ideal, early-morning conditions, we could see 6mm bullet holes in the white with all four optics (Pentax PF100ED, Swarovski 80mm ATS, March 10-60, Nightforce 12-42 BR). However, as the day wore on, and mirage increased, it became increasingly difficult to see the bullet holes, even with the big spotters.

It became obvious to our crew of testers, that if you want to see 6mm bullet holes at 600 yards and beyond, in all conditions and against any background color, some kind of remote camera system may be easier on the eyes than even the finest high-power glass you can buy.

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target cameraAdvantages of Target Cam System
By placing a remote camera relatively close to the target, you bypass many issues that compromise optical resolution. You can see the target clearly even in misty conditions or when the mirage is extreme. You can view your target easily on a large screen… that means no more straining with tiny (1mm) exit pupils with ultra-critical eye relief (move your head slightly and you lose the “view” completely). Over an extended period, you’ll experience much less eye fatique using the target cam.

Components of a Target Cam System
You can put together a good long-range target cam system for under $1200.00. This will include camera, tripod, remote wireless transmitter, receiver and monitor/display screen. You can shop for your own components through catalogs. Or you can contact Forrest Foster, an AccurateShooter.com Forum member and long-range shooter from South Dakota. Over the last couple of years, Forrest has experimented with a variety of Target Cam components. He’s field-tested different cameras and transmitter/receiver packages and come up with an affordable system that works reliably at 1000 yards and beyond.

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Foster offers his target-cam set up in two configurations. For $825.00 he supplies a quality Sony video cam, wireless transmitter and receiver, cables and powerful, rechargeable 12 volt batteries. All you need to do is add a monitor or small TV set. If you already have a video camera, Forrest offers the same package, without the Sony camera, for $525.00. For more information, call Foster at (605) 342-8320, or email FFoster [at] dsginc.biz.

Target Cam System in Use
Forum member Donovan has used Foster’s target cam system extensively, and currently has it deployed using an older camcorder rather than the Sony device. Shown below is Donovan’s screen displaying a target placed 1000-yards away. Note you can see the bullet holes clearly.

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Donovan is highly pleased with the set-up and says it works great all the way out to 1000 yards. Donovan writes: “For those interested, I am one of Forrest’s system testers. With a cheap Sanyo 21″ TV, I get a great picture of the target at 1000 yards. With a Samsung 151MP flat screen, I get a better target view yet. The video camera that Forrest sells with the system features a variable focal 5-50x lens. In testing, I have placed it as close as 5 feet and as far as 75 feet (25 yards) away from the target with no difference in quality of view on the screen. Just simply adjust the zoom to the amount of target you want displayed.

When set up at 300, 600, and 1000 yards, I did not see any difference in picture quality, as received back at the bench. 1000 yards is the farthest distance at which I’ve used the Target Cam system, but I’m sure it would transmit and receive further.”

et tu veux l'installer sur quel stand le systeme? je marche si j'ai la distance qui va avec

on est en train d 'en fabriquer un pour la fcsa swiss! operationnel jusqu'a 2000m....pasqu'on tire jusque là

C'est pas mal du tout!

ssssskippy a écrit:on est en train d 'en fabriquer un pour la fcsa swiss! operationnel jusqu'a 2000m....pasqu'on tire jusque là

bon va falloir que tu m'invite et qu'on monte un club OA10

J'avais penser à des systèmes similaires utilisant le reseaux LAN pour pouvoir visualiser plusieurs cibles. Certes un peu plus complexe mais le prix derisoire de certains composants le permette.
Ce projet un peu moins develloper


un 2e simple à mettre oeuvre pour du 300m à 600-800m ( camera non motorisé suffit amplement, faute ma part )


un 3e pour du 300m et + mais pour plusieurs tireurs sa vaut le coup


Bon ce n'est que mon point de vue "informatique"

On a un des tireurs de Lourdes qui a mis au point un système de caméra alimentée par une batterie de moto qui permet d'envoyer image et son jusqu'à 2000m sur un téléviseur ou plus pratique des lunettes vidéo. le problème est d'alimenter en électricité le moniteur car le stand n'est pas électrifié mais avec un système de chargeur autonome de voiture nous alimentons un téléviseur ou un écran plat.

Nous avons monté des petits murets de beton pour protéger la caméra et son alimentation sinon nous placons la caméra à quelques mètres sur le coté de la cible a observer. sa marche très bien. Cible Gamo d'air comprimé à 300m la visualisation des impacts est parfaite.

Sur un pas de tir 1000m les résultats sont bluffant impacts de 7RM parfaitement visualisés.....

Si qqn m'explique comment mettre des foto's sur le ite je vous envoye une foto du système fabriqué par mon copain de tir.
Camera, sans fil, zoom avec walkie talkie et visualisation des impacts sur ordinateur portable.
Plus de mirage.

Cdt

Steven

quel est le gout grosso modo pour ce genre d'attirail?

Bonjour a tous
est se possible avoir des reference sur le matériel.
cordialement.