Disassembling The Hs100: Removing The Camera Module Safely

The Holy Stone HS-100 is a drone with a 2.4 GHz antenna, which can be upgraded to improve its range. To remove the camera, you will need to first locate the camera attachment on the drone's underbelly. There are two cables under this attachment: one for the camera itself and another for the servo that controls the tilt mechanism. Once these cables are found, they can be unsoldered and the camera can be removed.

The camera can be swapped for a 5Ghz 1080p model

The Holy Stone HS100 is a GPS drone that comes with a 2K camera. The camera is adjustable and has a 120° FOV FPV 5GHz Wi-Fi connection, enabling clearer and farther FPV image transmission.

The camera on the HS100 can be upgraded. If your drone has a 5GHz Wi-Fi connection, it is the 1080p model. If not, it is the 720p model. You can swap the camera module from a 5GHz 1080p model into a 720p model as a drop-in replacement. You will need to buy the camera, which includes the Wi-Fi radio and the SD card reader.

To remove the camera from the HS100, you will need to refer to the manual for instructions.

The camera module is a drop-in replacement

The Holy Stone HS100 is a GPS drone with a 2K camera. The drone is equipped with a 5GHz Wi-Fi connection, which enables clear and far FPV transmission on the drone app.

The camera module on the HS100 can be upgraded. If your drone has a 5GHz Wi-Fi connection, then it is the 1080p model. Otherwise, it is the 720p model. You can swap the camera module from a 5Ghz 1080p model into a 720p model, as it is a drop-in replacement.

To upgrade the camera module, you will need to buy a new camera that contains the Wi-Fi radio and the SD card reader. The process of upgrading the camera module is straightforward. Simply detach the original camera module and replace it with the new one.

Upgrading the camera module is a great way to improve the video quality of your HS100 drone without sacrificing FPV transmission.

You must buy the camera, Wi-Fi radio, and SD card reader

The HS100 is a GPS drone with a 2K camera. The camera is a 5GHz Wi-Fi-enabled, 120-degree FOV FPV camera that can capture high-quality video and aerial photos. The drone comes with a 32GB TF card (not included) to store the videos and photos.

If you want to upgrade the camera, you will need to buy the camera module, which includes the Wi-Fi radio and the SD card reader. Upgrading the camera will improve the video quality, but it is important to note that the drone has been designed to work with the original camera.

The camera module is a drop-in replacement, which means that you can easily swap out the old camera for the new one. The process is straightforward and only requires you to remove the old camera and insert the new one. No additional tools or modifications are necessary.

By purchasing the camera, Wi-Fi radio, and SD card reader, you will be able to upgrade the camera on your HS100 drone and improve the video quality. This upgrade will enhance your drone photography and videography experience.

The camera is attached to the drone's underbelly

The Holy Stone HS-100 drone has a camera attached to its underbelly. To remove the camera, you will need to first locate the two cables under the camera attachment where it meets the drone's underbelly. One cable is for the camera itself (with a 4-pin connection), and the other cable is for the servo that controls the tilt mechanism. Once you have located these cables, you can proceed to the next step.

It is important to note that you should not power up the drone if the camera or its associated cables are disconnected, as this may damage the radio transmitter circuit. Always ensure that the camera and its cables are securely connected before powering up the drone.

To remove the camera, carefully unsolder the connections for the camera and servo cables from the drone's flight control board. Take extra care not to short out any other components on the board during this process. Once the connections are unsoldered, you can gently pull the camera and its cables away from the drone's underbelly.

After removing the camera, you may need to calibrate the drone's gyroscope to ensure stable flight. Additionally, check the weight distribution of the drone after removing the camera, as this may affect its flight performance.

Reinstalling the camera involves soldering the camera and servo cables back onto the flight control board and securing the camera to the drone's underbelly. Ensure that the camera's field of view and movement are not obstructed when reinstalling.

The camera tilt is controlled by a cable

To adjust the camera tilt on the Holy Stone HS100 drone, use the gimbal dial on the transmitter. Turning the dial left or right will adjust the camera tilt up or down. The camera has an electronically adjustable tilt of 90 degrees.

The gimbal dial is one of the many features of the HS100 drone's transmitter. The transmitter also features a throttle joystick, a direction joystick, a Return To Home (RTH) button, a USB charging port, and a speed switch, among others.

The HS100 drone is a quadcopter with a 2K or 1080p camera, depending on the model. It has a range of up to 500 meters and a maximum altitude of 120 meters. The drone also features GPS navigation, a follow- me mode, and altitude hold.

The drone is easy to set up and use, making it a good choice for beginners. However, its long battery charging time of 3 to 6 hours and 720p camera have been noted as downsides.

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