Mike: Not the controller, there are guys flying models either viewing through goggles or a screen just like a pilot remotely flying a UAv they use 2.4 or 5.8ghz transmitters recievers high definition almost identical to what you have here.

http://www.amazon.com/Alfa-Surveillance-Resolutions-Compression-Technology/dp/B0041ON1VG/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1352146225&sr=8-2&keywords=alfa+camera+ip

EDITOR: Our IP guy has actually developed a set-up like this. And we even were able to display the camera output on a Kindle as well as a laptop. There are issues, however. Many laptops will only run 3 or 4 hours on their internals battery. The Cheap netcams don’t have very good resolution compared to the 27X Sony Target-Sight Uses — image sharpness loss was noticeable. Also, we didn’t have control over the signal from the camera. It appeared too small on some displays, and we didn’t have the ability to change contrast and/or go with a negative image (black to white) to make bullet holes appear better in the black. You have to look at total system cost, including batteries, antennas etc. We see the potential with a NetCam (Wifi Camera system), but it’s not a perfect solution.

EDITOR: A remote airplane controller is a much different system than something which has to transmit live video. Much different functions and bandwidth requirements.

EDITOR: I have suggested to Dan Norgrove that he produce a follow-up demo video. This could show different targets — black on white, blue on white 600-yard target, Shoot-N-C splatter targets on white, and white-painted steel. Dan understands the merits of doing a test at longer range. In this demo, he set the target at 300 yards so that you could still make out the target details with a camera positioned at the bench, which zooms all the way back to show the monitor at the bench. I asked him to do this continuous zoom to demonstrate that there was no switching or cutting to a different camera at closer range. FYI, purchasers of this system have reported no problems with signal reception, so long as the line-of-sight is not interrupted by hills or vegetation.