10-29-2009, 11:40 AM
I recently bought a cheap Panasonic cx161 ccd cam from Ebay.
I just made a easy to make Pantilt for it in Balsa/Plywood sandwich.
This Pantilt is made for a cx161 and a Towerpro SG90 (9gram) servo, but I'm sure the Pan/tilt will work well with other cameras aswell..
![[Image: ptdelar1.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/ptdelar1.jpg)
here is all the parts needed for the pan/tilt.
all parts where made of two layers of 1mm ply and one layer off 1.5mm balsa. I chose to work with thin layers glued together because it's easier to work with than thick plywood.
plywood up to 1mm can be cut with a scissor..
![[Image: pt10.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/pt10.jpg)
here are all the parts glued together.
I use a 2mm pianowire for hinge.
![[Image: pt9.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/pt9.jpg)
![[Image: pt8.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/pt8.jpg)
![[Image: pt6.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/pt6.jpg)
here are the cam and servo positions.
![[Image: ptklar1.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/ptklar1.jpg)
servo is connected.
as you can see in the picture a drilled a new hole for the servo rod, it works with the original holes aswell but I experimented with different setups and ended up with it connected like it that.
![[Image: ptklar2.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/ptklar2.jpg)
pan servo arm bolted in place.
With the setup above I get about 45degrees of tilt movment up and down with a normal servo and I think that will be enought for me.
If you want more movement you have to modify the construction a little and ad a 180degree servo.
If anyone want drawings of the parts I can probably scan my templates..
/Bjorn
I just made a easy to make Pantilt for it in Balsa/Plywood sandwich.
This Pantilt is made for a cx161 and a Towerpro SG90 (9gram) servo, but I'm sure the Pan/tilt will work well with other cameras aswell..
![[Image: ptdelar1.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/ptdelar1.jpg)
here is all the parts needed for the pan/tilt.
all parts where made of two layers of 1mm ply and one layer off 1.5mm balsa. I chose to work with thin layers glued together because it's easier to work with than thick plywood.
plywood up to 1mm can be cut with a scissor..
![[Image: pt10.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/pt10.jpg)
here are all the parts glued together.
I use a 2mm pianowire for hinge.
![[Image: pt9.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/pt9.jpg)
![[Image: pt8.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/pt8.jpg)
![[Image: pt6.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/pt6.jpg)
here are the cam and servo positions.
![[Image: ptklar1.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/ptklar1.jpg)
servo is connected.
as you can see in the picture a drilled a new hole for the servo rod, it works with the original holes aswell but I experimented with different setups and ended up with it connected like it that.
![[Image: ptklar2.jpg]](http://www.bjornberglund.com/randompics/ptklar2.jpg)
pan servo arm bolted in place.
With the setup above I get about 45degrees of tilt movment up and down with a normal servo and I think that will be enought for me.
If you want more movement you have to modify the construction a little and ad a 180degree servo.
If anyone want drawings of the parts I can probably scan my templates..
/Bjorn


![[Image: jj1.jpg]](http://bjornez.com/randompics/jj1.jpg)
i hope it works ok, i would smash that up in 5 mins flat with my type of flying