GD02 200mW 5.8GHz 37CH FPV Video Transmitter with Dipole Brass Antenna Ultra Micro AIO NTSC 600TVL Camera Combo for FPV Indoor Racing

As a newb to FPV, I took the chance at getting this camera for $17. Prices have dropped a ton in the past few years. Getting something like this at this price would've been impossible. I took the plunge to give it a try and it works perfectly with my Kylin Vision FPV box goggles. I didn't even have to use the buttons on the camera and in fact still don't really know what they're for.It's truly plug and play. Plug in a battery, find a place to mount this, turn on your FPV goggles and away you go. I was a bit worried that the antenna would eventually fall off my 1/16 scale basher RC car that I mounted this onto. I've taken almost a dozen rollovers so far and the antenna bends back into shape just fine and picture is still good.....for now. So far so good.

Great camera for a fpv rc car.

Works as well as I expected it to. Picture gets blown out fairly easily by brother lights. But for what it costs, it's not a bad little camera. It's definitely great for an indoor fpv platform. One thing I would recommend to anyone buying this camera is to put some epoxy around the base of the lens BEFORE you start flying. One minor little bump and the lens will pop right off. Mine came off after disarming my FliteTest Gremlin and letting it drop about a foot onto the carpet. After I got the lens lined back up on the sensor, and coated the board and sides of the lens with some 5 minute epoxy, I've had dozens of crashes and the lens is as straight as it ever was. I dropped it onto the grass today from probably 50' up and it didn't do a thing. Also, I got the dipole antenna version. Seems to have pretty decent reception just flying in the backyard and around the house. I've also hit the antenna several times in crashes and it hasn't broken off. Seems to be a sturdy little camera (other that the lens but we've already addressed that). I'd say if you want something cheap to put on a little micro, this isn't a bad option. But, when I end up breaking this one, of if I decide to do more outdoor stuff, I'll upgrade it to a runcam. The light transitions make flying on a sunny day quite difficult.

Awesome little combo for 110mm quadcopter frame. I installed this into my radiolink f110s. It fits fairly well on the very front of the aircraft, secured with rubber bands. The picture is outstanding for what it is and the integrity of the radio transmission is very high. The ONLY issue I dealt with during installation is that the jst mini plug and the female counterpart were wired in opposition to one another so if you are planning on doing a diy install just be aware that just because the plug fits it may not have the same polarity.

Update: I do not recommend this camera/vtx. During a power loop I lost signal at 20ft. By time I got my goggles off I was unable to recover. I opened the quad and found a chip on the PCB had fallen off mid flight. Did a bit of damage to the quad, nothing I can't fix. But this shouldn't have happen. Junk, I am officially done buying ANYTHING R/C related from Amazon and sticking with RaceDayQuads.Used this to replace the broken cam+vtx in my rise indorfin 130 quad I like to bash around. Works perfect and has a better picture than the original cam I had.

It works right out of the box! I put the camera on my rc car and drove around the yard fpv! Thanks Amazon

I'm giving video quality three stars and that is a bit more than I would like to as for as reliability and durable the jury is still out on that but I will say it gets hot very quick if you're looking for just basic but if you would like a little more quality spend another 10 or 20 more dollars and get you some good videoscreen imaging this one is good for beginners and seems to be ok for the backyard or parks or such !

Would give more stars if could. What a value. This thing works great clear picture good connection. It does get very hot almost too hot to touch but some thermal tape or heat sinks fixes that right up. Love this camera