HD25 – Mini Bullet Camera (UNAVAILABLE FOR NEW ORDERS)

The HD25 has the option for different cable configurations and different lens options.

Cable Type

The HD25 offers a number of different cabling options:

Generic Pigtail

The generic pigtail includes a cable that extends from the back of the camera, to a junction with built-in menu control and then to connections.  The cable extends 30″ from the back of the camera to the junction with individual breakouts extending another 5″.  Breakouts include: HD Video (BNC), NTSC/PAL Video (RCA), and Power (2.1×5.5mm Barrel).

HRS Pigtail(for Rugged Video Systems)

The HRS pigtail includes a cable that extends from the back of the camera, to a junction with built-in menu control and then to connections.  The cable extends 30″ from the back of the camera to the junction with individual breakouts extending another 5″.  Breakouts include: HD Video (BNC), NTSC/PAL Video (RCA), and Power (HRS LF07WBJ-6P).

Lenses

The HD25 Flight Tour Camera has the option of lenses from 160 degree wide angle to 8 degree zoom.  Lenses are a fixed focal length M12 or S-Mount type with an adjustable focus.

Lens Options:

• 2.1mm (Blockage in Corners with Hood)
• 2.4mm (Requires Modification – call for details)
• 2.8mm (Requires Modification – call for details)
• 3.05mm (Blockage in Corners with Hood)
• 3.6mm
• 3.7mm
• 4.0mm
• 4.2mm (Not compatible with front hood)
• 5.0mm
• 6.0mm
• 8.0mm
• 12mm
• 16mm (Requires Modification – call for details)
• 25mm (Not compatible with front hood)

Additional focal lengths and vari-focal lenses are available as special order options.

2.8mm – 25yds	3.6mm – 25yds	4mm – 25yds
6mm – 25yds	8mm – 25yds	12mm – 25yds
16mm – 25yds

The HD25 features a standard 1/4″-20 mounted boss on the back of the camera and a wrap around collar for use with standard camera mounts.  The aluminum collar is designed to reduce vibration and stress, by supporting the camera from the center mass.

Aluminum Collar (included)

 

Available Mounts

A number of mounting options are available for the HD25, each using the standard 1/4″-20 stud.

Big Mite – is a cast aluminum collar, machined ball, and spud. The spud can be bolted directly to a solid surface using a #8 to 1/4″ flat machine screw.  The collar is then clamped to the spud and locks the ball in place.  The Big Mite is a larger version of the MiniMite designed to support larger cameras in high vibration environments.	Bite Mite Mount with Spud Base.
Mini Mite – is a cast aluminum collar, machined ball, spud, and extension with a flat base option. The spud can be bolted directly to a solid surface using a #4 to #10 flat machine screw.  The collar is then clamped to the spud and locks the ball in place.  Alternatively the spud can be affixed to the flat base which can be attached to a solid surface using 4 x #4 or #6 screws.  The Mini Mite is designed for smaller cameras like the HD29, HD19, or HD23.	Mini-Mite Mount, with Spud Base, Flat Base, and Extension.
Ultra-Clamp Mount – is a cast aluminum frame with a poly-carbonate injection molded adjustment attachment.  This mount is clamped to a secure bar or flat with a hand screw.  Additionally the top may be removed and mounted directly to any surface using a 1/4″-20 screw.  This mount can hold any size Rugged Video camera.	Ultra Clamp Mount with Adjuster Arm
Locking Suction Mount – Is an injection molded poly-carbonate mount with the same aluminum collar and ball as the Big Mite.  The suction mount features a wide cup that can attach to any smooth, hard, clean surface.  The suction cup is secured with a lever that creates additional vacuum within the cup.  This mount can hold any Rugged Video camera, but should only be used inside the cockpit for portable installations.  The mount is secured with air-pressure and thus should be tethered to avoid injury should a change in pressure occur, or the mount was to lose pressure.	Locking Suction Mount
Pedestal Mount – is a cast aluminum collar, machined ball, and formed steel flat base. The base can be attached directly to a solid surface using 3 x #4 screws.  The ball is secured with friction by using a winged screw.  The pedestal is designed for smaller cameras like the HD29, HD19, or HD23.	Pedestal Mount

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