WT03 Micro FPV AIO 600TVL Camera 5.8G 25/50/200mW Adjustable Transmitter with Cloverleaf Antenna for Mini Aircraft

The packaging was decent, the instructions were easy to follow and was able to set it up and get it running in about 2-3 minutes. The camera quality is decent for its size. The range at max is pretty good and will not loose signal when going behind a couple walls in your house. The speed is pretty good and it feels like there is little to no delay from the goggles to the vtx. The only things to keep in mind is that the unit gets very hot when used at max power and the antenna is easy to bend so be careful when setting it up. Otherwise it’s a quick and fun way to add a VTX and Camera unit to your drone or rc car.

The manual was pretty clear when using high power and race and race and mode the camera got hot enough where I could not bolt it but I think that’s normal because of the AIO (all I one )vtx and camera the quality is astonishing and the range is incredible and far more than expected and

Normally I would not give a full review on these types of things, but I am going to say that this particular camera is really good, the quality of the picture is great, and believe it or not, even in very low light, I was able to use this camera on my micro, which I fly outside, I went out at night and only the street lights, and it actually still had a picture I can fly with... No other cams was I able to fly at night, but for some reason this one does? crazy, I did buy the one with the dipole antenna, it did not last, and I could not see at night.... The range was better than I thought it would be too.... I recommend them.... But...... The cloverleaf antenna is very very fragile, I built a roll cage for it because they always break on the first drop... I took a star away for this point... Even with the roll cage, it broke on just a jolt impact.. the clover separates and the reception is gone after that... So I had to take a star away for that.. but otherwise not bad at all...

I bought two of these cameras with built-in transmitters. I installed one on my modified Inductrix (Tiny Whoop) after the old camera I was using died. Installation was just as easy as the first time around, but this time I was able to set the transmitter power to 50 mw instead of 25 mw, which made a real difference when flying indoors. No more video loss!I installed the second one on a 1/10th scale RC car (just stuck it on the wing with some double-sided foam tape) and set that one to transmit at the 200 mw level. It has great range! I actually lose RC control before I lose video on the car. This is a perfect camera if you're building an indoor racer (quad or RC car), and I think it would probably be OK to use on a small outdoor racing quad as well. For sure it's more than good enough for a dirt track FPV race truck or buggy.Setting the transmitter frequency is very easy thanks to the blue LED display. And the video quality is surprisingly good, especially considering how small and lightweight the package is.For this price, I'm absolutely thrilled with the performance.

I had been toying with the idea of getting into FPV flying with my RC airplanes for a while, and one of our club members pointed me towards these camera/TX combos. While I wouldn't consider this camera for photographic missions, it gives a good, clear image from a compact, lightweight package. It has the additional feature of a wide range of selectable channels, so that worry about channel conflicts at a flying event is minimized, and selectable TX power level, so if you're mounting it on something that will be staying close-by, you can reduce the battery draw and TX heat of the unit. It does get hot on the highest power setting, so having a mount with reasonable airflow is a consideration, along with not leaving it powered up for long periods with the model sitting still. Anyone looking to get into FPV without breaking the budget will find this camera/TX combo a good option.

This is a great little camera for the money. It definitely runs hot but the quality and range is amazing for the money, and I love being able to select the power of the signal. I don't like the lack of info regarding the battery connection. Just calling it a JST or JST1.25 is messed up. It's a Molex plug, and having not messed with it these things before I had no idea that just knowing it was JST wasn't enough, it's a specific TYPE of JST which has sone crazy 50005 number or something but apparently people just call it molex.You know I've been messing with computers and tech for nearly 40 years, and crap like this is why I'm bald and mildly psychotic. There is SOOOOOO much information about the different frequency bands and the exact voltage and all the other things you'd possibly ever want to know.But if you can't just look at that connection and know what it is, you are up a creek my friend.RUFUS! TELL PEOPLE YOU NEED A MOLEX CONNECTION FOR THE BATTERY MOLEX BATTERY CONNECTION MOLEX BATTERY CONNECTION MOLEX BATTERY CONNECTION MOLEX BATTERY CONNECTOR MOLEX BATTERY PLUG YOU NEED TO USE A MALE MOLEX BATTERY CONNECTION RUFUS! TELL MY PEOPLE RUFUS! MOLEX MOLEX MOLEX!

I use a few different types of 1s lipos, and these Wolfwhoop WT03 are perfect. I've bought a few in past and still come back to this specific model. Why? Well... The milliwatts is adjustable, and the higher milliwatts isn't always good, due to the radius of the output (bubble). Too high and you can't get too close with your FPV gear, so the key is having diversity on the googles with RHCP matching and a patch antenna as well.Anyways, works as intended, cheap effective and I can easily to long range FPV with no issues.