Okay, I was trying to limit myself to a mini screen. I'm considering other options now. What kind of converter and/or cable would I need if I were to record and stream the wireless video on a laptop? The wireless receiver would still have the RCA output.
I'm currently waiting for a response from the company selling the mini 1.8" screen. If this route does not seem likely, I will brainstorm more ideas on top of the laptop one.
The reason I was wanting to use a 1.8" lcd or 2" was because I have a very old game console sitting in my garage and decided to reverse-engineer it. I de-soldered the two keypads on it and mapped out all the buttons through analog voltage readings. Basically what I had in mind was to create a water bottle rocket, with a live feed in the tube, use the sub assault as a controller to launch the rocket from a distance and watch the action on-board. It is a bunch of mini-projects combined into one. The lcd, transmitter/receiver, camera, xbee wireless controller are all sub projects. If space allows it, I utilize all the buttons on the game console to have a video feed switch between two cameras which I have not decided if I want two cameras in the rocket or one hacked onto the game console and one in the rocket.
I will more than likely have to attach the wireless receiver externally on the console. It is the lcd I was hoping would add a wow factor to my project as well as provide a dark space to easily see what is going on and also record if possible.