KC04 5.8G 600mW FPV Transmitter 700TVL 2.8mm 120 Degree FPV Camera for Racing Quadcopter

I had a hard time finding a good fpv camera. This worked perfectly.

It was good while it lasted, I burnt it out but it was my fault

I used this setup on a rc truck. Works fairly well but distance is very limited, at least in my neighborhood. I'm only able to go as far as just past the neighbors house and across the street one house down then I loose video completely. Maybe would ge alright in a drone or plane where you are up in the air not sure. But the video is very clear and color is good long as you stay close.

Worked pretty reliably for my wireless camera feed for a college project. Using a 2s lipo battery I did experience elevated temperatures. Wouldn't be surprised if it was around the 100 degrees Celsius mark so it might be good idea to keep this transmitter exposed to air flow in a quadcopter setup or attach a heat sink to the metal plate, wouldn't hurt to toss a fan on that that too. Overall, pretty good purchase for the price.

Title says it all. These are great value. Sure, there are many many other FPV systems with better picture, less lag, HD, less weight , etc - but none of those are under $30. Hell, none are under $70-$80.

Excellent video quality. Like others, I've discovered the running voltage is not 5v. If you try to run on a 5v source (like 4 AA's) you'll need fresh batteries that output 6v. Under 5.2 volts the camera will not power up.

Back in the day... 5 years ago this was $300 worth of setup. No it's easy to install, works great and little to no noise in picture.

Worked really, really well. Unfortunately, both the VTX and the camera were destroyed in a crash. The rest of the quad was okay, the only things damaged were the camera and the VTX. Both of them had chips come off of the PCB. But I bought another set.