WT05 Micro AIO 600TVL Camera Only 3.4g 5.8GHz 25mW FPV Transmitter with Dipole Brass Antenna Combo for FPV Quadcopter Drone

All in one review: Seller -- sold me exactly what I wanted, for what I thought was a decent price. Thanks. Package -- Nice package. The box was pretty, the camera was safely packed in foam and there was no damage to my package or camera when it arrived. Product -- This little camera does exactly what I wanted it to, so I'm happy with it. I've mounted it to a couple of nano quads with foam tape -- there were no issues with the camera. (Note: if you're building your own quad then you already have a plan to power your camera. If you're mounting it to a manufactured quad,and you don't want to solder your camera leads to your all-in-one mixer board, then you'll want to look for some pigtails (I can't find exactly what I bought, but it's kinda like this: https://www.amazon.com/Spektrum-Ultra-Harness-Single-Battery/dp/B00P7X4F60). Ultimately, at four grams, the camera is a little heavy for a tiny quad, but I haven't seen an [FPV camera/ TX] that weighs less than 4 grams.... I don't know what the range will be if installed on a larger quad, but I'm expecting it to drop out at distances over 50 meters. I've had no problems flying with it indoors. I haven't paired it with a headset. Instead, I tried it with a Virhuk 2" monitor (velcro'd to the controller) -- the image is fine.

I've bought dozens of micro AIO cams for various micro-quad builds, but I ended up buying 4 of these over the past year because they're one of the lightest and toughest AIO's for the money. The 3 closest quads in the picture all use this cam with a dab of hot glue at the antenna base to help strengthen it. The VTX range and penetration is probably 80% of the performance of similar 25mw AIO's with a heavier and more vulnerable cloverleaf antenna. For whoop builds, that's a fair compromise. The lenses seem to be attached with better glue than other brand AIO's and I haven't had any of these go bad or get destroyed in a crash yet.

Cheep small wireless camera. Runs a little hot but easy to install and run. Good beginner FPV camera. I pared it with a $25 phone reciver and a $25 tiny rc car and it's fun for rainy days inside my kid loves it!

I have not finished fully testing it yet on an aircraft, but from what little I did notice in the static tests is that it works as advertised and works well at that. We're not talking Nikon or Canon, so for all intents and purposes it is a decent little gem. The cam was only quickly tested for functionality and in low lighting, and it performed as well as can be expected. As for what I personally do not like, but this is not meant as a negative for this brand, the antenna stub is always a pain and I thought that by now manufacturers could have come up with a system that omits the ancient trailing or portruding stub. But like I said, that should not reflect on this manufacturer as most all of them are this way as far as I know, it is just something that irritates me personally, I mean the technology has been here since the last Century so why not be the first manufacturer that can be a step ahead of the game and have a product that is further advanced than most. I would personally pay more for that update if it was available, including an improved range for more distance. Again, so far so good, it works decent and is easily manipulated changing channels and sub channels and will suffice for quickly built rc foamies and small quads. The fact that it works for both my 2.4 and 5.8 goggles is already a good reason to have them. All in all a good product and I would buy it again if needed. Recommend it? Definitely. Hope this was helpful. J.

Just got this in today. It's great. I don't think it's anywhere near the best out there, but for $100 with the Arris vr009 5.8G goggles and a 4 pack of Gaoneng 3.7v 250mAh batteries. You can't go wrong. I plugged it in, turned on the goggles, hit the autosearch and had picture. I need reading glasses and with the goggles on it was a little out of focus. I suspect due to my eyes. When I held it out the picture is great. My first fpv setup. This was simple easy and great. I couldn't be happier. If you are looking for your first fpv setup. I think you could do much worse. I don't give it 4 star durability due to the fact that the board is open. I could see this in the picture, and I knew this. It's not a negative. Mounted in the cab of my rc rock crawler it will be safe.

Well, this cam is only OK.. I put it on my micro and didnt really get the range I was hoping for, also I bought a similar cam with a cloverleaf antenna, it gave good reception and distance, even was not bad in low light conditions... This camera does not do well in low light, and the range is not great, the picture is not bad though, it was clear when I flew and as long as I wasnt too far away it had a great FPV experience, I just had to take a couple stars away for the distance... It may be a faulty camera transmitter, but I could only go about 50 feet away before it broke up pretty bad and I was not able to FPV.. so not great distance but good picture...

I put this little thing on my Eachine H8 mini since it was so small and light, and I've been having a blast! Its not the best camera resolution, but that is what you want if you want to fly in between objects and race since there isn't as much lag. I have never had issues with it (unlike the Eachine H8 mini). I ended up switching out the motors on the quad to give it the power to lift this camera, but that wasn't too hard and I would have had to do this sooner or later since the core less motors burn out after only hours of use. I tried a 200mw on this quad, and I couldn't even get a minute of flight time, so don't go any higher than a 25mw camera. Even though I looked at all the pictures of it, it was way smaller than I thought it would be. I would definitely recommend this for any modified RC's or DIY builds. It is a blast and has always worked great for me.

Lets start off with the admission that I am extremely hard on my Tiny Whoops! The kids and I race our Whoops around the house non-stop. As anyone who is an avid pico-drone racer will tell you this type of flying comes with a lot of crash's. And as such, I have a lot of experience with many different Camera VTX combos. I have been hugely impressed by the WT05. It has a great picture for a CMOS camera, and the range is exactly what I would expect out of a 25mw VTX. And did I mention that the included dipole is tough? The entire camera can take some punishment. All this at a price that is less than half of some of the best camera's VTX combos on the market. Give the WT05 a go, I think you will be impressed.

This camera is remarkable! I have had this on my modified e010 for about 7 months now and It’s remarkable! The range is decent ( more than the range of the factory radio, but where it really shines is the picture; the angle is absolutely perfect for “whooping” and I fly my e010 around my apartment almost daily (whenever I can’t get out to fly the racers) and it’s been great. The biggest thing is low light capabilities, I flew this into my bedroom the other day with the lights off (very dark) and I saw EVERYTHING! this bad mama jamma has boarderline night vision; which is perfect for indoor and night use. I bought another one for another one of my whoops. Amazon. Camera, can’t emphisize how impressed I am enough. And the price is unbeatable!

Gut für Fahrmodelle (Autos, Schiffe) verwendbar, man braucht aber noch einen Bildschirm, der die Kamerafrequenz versteht

Fast delivery with Amazon Prime. Mounted to my drone and works as I hoped it would.

Easy plug and play with tiny 1S batteries. Changing channels and frequency is a little tricky, but there are LEDs to let you know what channels it's on. They start breaking up only a few meters away and completely lose signal at around 200-250m. Since it's a very low power transmitter, I think it's fair that it is such short range. I use a very old 110mAh that I labeled dead years ago and still get at least 25 minutes of uptime.