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 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.

This Wolfwhoop WT05 Micro AIO 600TVL camera works well. I paid $16.66 and have been happy, thus far. it weighs in at 3.5g. I soldered a JST 1.25mm connector on the top of the FC above the battery connector. Placing the cam on the FC of my Furibee F36 on a piece of foam that I cut from the cam packaging and a rubber band makes mounting/removing easy. This cam consumes 230ma and does get warm. It also requires a fair amount more throttle for the F36 to operate. I've tried the stock 31mm props, and the modded 2-blade props--with and without the camera; both scenarios are better with the 2-bladed prop setup. With 260ma batt, I get just over 3 minutes flight time with this cam as long as I'm not punching it and sagging the voltage towards the end of the run. Interestingly, I get the same 3 minute run time with the 220ma batts and better agility/performance due to the lighter weight--I guess 220ma are the sweet spot in terms of weight vs. mah. Picture quality is good, and distance is beyond my remote while using a small dipole antenna. The blue/red leds and the long/short push buttons are easy to use with this VTX. However, the manual that came with the WT05 lists 48 channels and how the leds correspond; but, doesn't list the combos for race channels. I use this while recording on my Galaxy S5 using and Eachine ROTG02.

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!

Using this on some rc crawlers. Needed a low power small device that I could stick in the cabin area and get a clear enough video to drive it FPV over an area. Was worried about quality and signal with this camera. But the picture is absolutly clear enough to understand and navigate an area. Video I submitted was taken with me sitting INSIDE and below ground level in the corner of the building. Recording the truck driving around in -13f weather. Signal was impressive due to my location and would be much clearer with a solid line of sight. But I wanted to see what it could do when I had NO line of sight and was still suprised! Absolutly will be buying another in the future! Reciever was a usb dongle with bipole antenna to smartphone. Unlike the 200mw version this 25mw version does not get uncomfortably hot with prolonged use. This is important when being used in low speed vehicles like rock crawlers.

It's ok, picture is clear ,it's a fish eye lens. Short range, a good running time on 3.7 ,1200wmh.

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.