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None it does not come with anything else. Small box and camera and maybe a schematic.
By RodV72 on September 2, 2017
Camera alone is 36mm x 36mm.....the brackets make it slightly larger on the sides and of coarse the bottom
By Dice on May 15, 2018
what do you mean by optional settings what you see in the photo is what you get
By Ronald S. on April 29, 2018
You can remove the case but the lens is attached to the case itself. So when you pull the board out, the camera sensor is on the board without a lens. It doesn't look like there is a way to get the lens attached to the board. I ended up having to mount this on top of my quad. To shave weight you could take the back pla… see more You can remove the case but the lens is attached to the case itself. So when you pull the board out, the camera sensor is on the board without a lens. It doesn't look like there is a way to get the lens attached to the board. I ended up having to mount this on top of my quad. To shave weight you could take the back plate off of it (the board will still be screwed in to the front), and remove the "mount" but without weighing those parts I can't imagine you would save much. see less
By Quarantine on April 13, 2018
It does not charge. You have to connect it to a battery for power. I use a 800mah 3 cell battery and it works just fine.
By Snakebite on April 5, 2018
Wire it to a 12vdc power adapter. It will also run for a few days off of a lead acid batt.
By Zanzibar Dihedral on March 26, 2018
No
By Conrad Mountjoy on March 24, 2018
Effective pixel: N: 510(H) * 492 (V)
By Kaona Hirayama on March 22, 2018
It couldn't.No infrared function。
By Giovacchini on March 16, 2018
Yes
By Tyler McNeil on March 2, 2018
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Write a Customer ReviewBy o***p
February 16, 2018
By ***
January 24, 2018
By Kyle
December 30, 2017
By Martha
December 19, 2017
By N***N
December 13, 2017
By m***t
December 10, 2017
By w***Q
December 9, 2017
I received my camera undamaged and worked fine.But it was knocked off in the next few days.And can't received the signal,the data can not be transferred .I think it is a fake.It does not perform as specified, reguardless how inexpensive, it is a rip. I will think twice in the future.Anyway fairly good product.
By d***s
December 3, 2017
By ztirffritz
November 26, 2017
By Kai Lerner
November 23, 2017
I purchased this camera for a FPV system to be used on a multi-rotor (quadcopter). The video quality from the camera is excellent, and the included plug makes it really easy to deploy on a FPV system. The metal construction of the camera case does have its attributes and detriments when using it for an FPV system. Of course, the biggest plus in my opinion concerning the metal construction is that it survives crashes very very well. My first quadcopter probably spent more time on the ground than it did in the air, and this camera kept on ticking, lick after hard lick on the ground, and concrete parking lots. Of course, the same thing that saved my camera from being destroyed in hard crashes, actually helped to contribute to the crashes due to the weight of the metal frame. This little camera is quite heavy. I was initially using it on a SYMA X8C and with the camera and FPV transmitter attached to the quadcopter, it was a little sluggish in its response, and while it was able to carry the camera, it definitely impacted flight time, by reducing it from 15 minutes flight time to about 8 minutes flight time. Bear in mind.. the SYMA copter is NOT designed to be carrying around a lot of FPV gear, so it's to be expected that it's not going to perform well. However, had the case been made of plastic instead of metal, there would have been a definite performance enhancement. Here are the primary reasons that I like this camera. 1.) Image quality is outstanding!! 2.) Its metal case protects it from more severe quadcopter crashes. I have crashed this thing into concrete parking lots more times than I care to admit, and it is still working! 3.) Power requirements for this camera seem to be very low. Here are the things that I think can be detriments to the camera. 1.) Metal case - Yes, it's a plus and a minus. If you're flying a cheap quadcopter, this camera is going to be heavy to lift, and will cause your quadcopter to consume more power, thereby shortening your flight time. 2.) I am concerned about the little plug that comes with the camera. If it gets lost... there's not a resource for getting a new plug, which means that the camera is in effect un-usable. For my application, I hot-glued the plug into the socket so that it cannot be removed from the back of the camera. It works great, and just ensures that it never comes out of the camera. 3.) Field Of View - While this camera does have sufficient field of view to be used as a FPV camera, I would like just a little wider view. I'm probably being overly picky here, because if I could, I would have a fish-eye lens attached to it for maximum field of view lol. Having said that..... I think for most FPV applications, this little camera is very adequate, but for some racing scenarios, you may want a slightly wider field of view. All in all, I would highly recommend this camera for FPV use on high-quality multi-rotor machines. -Kai Lerner (Photographer)
By Andrew
November 22, 2017
By TechnoJunkie
November 17, 2017
The camera works well in daylight, and in well-lighted artificial light situations. It works unexpectedly well in low-light conditions, too - although it is definitely not "night vision". It does not switch to black & white under low-light conditions, so the color images produced under those conditions are very grainy. It has a metal housing and mounting bracket, although the housing is not sealed around the cable connection, so it is not really weather-resistant. It is easy to mount and aim; the bracket has a center hole threaded for a metric mounting screw (NOT included), so no need to fumble with a nut. Also has slots for inserting (a) screw(s) to secure the aiming position - although snugging the center mounting screw is adequate for holding the aim in static situations, because the unit is fairly lightweight. The bracket can be swung up or down to allow mounting from above or below. The housing is robust, and probably could be made essentially weather-resistant if the connector opening and seams were sealed with RTV, etc. The only other improvement that might help would be to have black & white mode and an IR cut filter - for clearer low-light images.
By Nathan
November 16, 2017
It's a little heavy because it has an all metal case and metal lens frame. Hopefully it will be robust for crashes. Video quality seems ok for FPV. It does not have any mounting holes on the back of the case to attack to my quadcopter's front facing FPV mount. I'm going to try just ziptie'ing it to the lower frame board.
By Freddy
November 6, 2017
By Mitch Martin
November 2, 2017
By Rog
October 18, 2017
ok so I'm giving this 4 stars because I planned on using this for fpv, but it's too heavy in my opinion. Some people may be ok with shorter flight times and added weight, but I want to keep my weight down as much as possible because my quad is already on the side of heavy. Otherwise, I got the camera on and it works well, even has adjustable focus with a little screw. You cannot remove it from the casing! the casing contains the lens.
By Eric D Braden
October 10, 2017
By J. Larsen
October 10, 2017
By Kevin Watkins
September 13, 2017
By Kevin
August 9, 2017