RC Car Camera 5.8Ghz 48CH 25mW Mini FPV Camera 800TVL RC Camera for FPV Drones Cars Trucks DIY Parts

Its a great lil camera for the price works great with my emax 5.8 ghz googles actually came with a mounting bracket very surprised to see that and getting it on my channel was easy enough i do wish it came with instructions but it works great has really good range and works well with any 5.8 ghz stuff goggles monitor i feel like people don’t understand what they are buying and it’s getting bad reviews this is first and foremost designed to work with the dumborc monitor if you don’t have that it will work with any other 5.8 ghz monitor or goggles with NO APP NEEDED!! Now other app requirements may be different but if you are flying you don’t want your phone as a monitor get a text or call and your going down lol

It comes with zero instructions and not much information on the amazon page. I understand its a cheap Chinese camera, but theres no app for it to connect to, nor is there anything stating how exactly it works. I did research and my hypothesis is that it needs to connect to a RC car and controller of the same Chinese junk brand for it to function.

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Took a few tryst to get the right app to get it to work but all was good!

This is a versatile FPV camera/transmitter. The wide range of power (2.5-5.5v) allows for easy connections. To keep it truly portable, I just us a 1s/350 battery attached directly to the camera base, which makes for easy transfers between RC cars. The range is typical for a 25 mW transmitter, about the same as most radios in the low-cost RC car arena. Good thing is that it doesn't get as hot as the more powerful transmitters do (good for kids).These pair up easily with my DJI FPV-RE (Racing edition circa 2018 has analog 5.8 receiver) goggles. The picture quality is on par with the other cameras out there, but there is not much to brag about in the analog cameras FPV world.Another good use case for this is to mount it in front of your monitor and practice FPV simulators using your goggles, a good next-step before moving outdoors with your goggles for the first time.

For this size and price this is a great deal. Doesn't include instructions, but is fairly straightforward. Easy if you've ever FPVd before. The 800 TVL isn't amazing, but its not bad for surface vehicles. 25 mW isn't that powerful, but again for small crafts not traveling far from the goggles it works great. Reception is based on interference so putting thick objects between the VTX and the goggles will cause static or frame loss. Also frequency noise will disrupt image quality. But this VTX has 48 channels so you can surf until you find a clean one.Love that it's all in one. Just plug into a servo port or directly to its own <5V battery and you're good to go. Being low voltage makes it more adaptable, but at the expense of distribution power. But hey, you don't have to worry about cooling your VTX so it doesn't heat up too much and melt. Also love how compact and ready to go it is. Swapping it among vehicles is super easy.

COMES WITH NO INSTRUCTIONS ON ANYTHING!!!! NOTHING ON THE AMAZON ADD EITHER!!!COMPLETE WASTE OF MONEY!

I've owned a few of this type of camera but this seems to be the best quality overall. Mount is very rigid and I don't get any noticeable vibration to the camera or the video. It's nice that it comes with a soft lens cap that holds firmly, they usually fall off and disappear forever. It arrived in an anti-static envelope with a barcode label and I'm not sure this was intended to be sold at the retail level. It has no directions and a small accessory packet that does not seem to belong to this camera. The camera is small but the supplied mount almost doubles it's size. I fly heavy Hex drones so it is not a problem but Whoop size drones may experience issues.