WT02 600TVL Ultra Micro AIO Camera and 200mW 5.8GHz Video Transmitter with Clover Antenna for FPV Indoor Racing

I've been using this on my indoor micro drone for about a month, and it's decent for what it is. The image quality is okay; it's clear enough to navigate indoors, but don't expect amazing detail. The signal range is surprisingly good for a 200mW transmitter; I can fly around my apartment without much breakup, but I wouldn't push it too far outside. It's super easy to use—basically plug and play. The size and weight are perfect for a tiny build, and I haven't noticed any significant impact on battery life. Changing channels is simple with the button, and the LED display is clear. The antenna seems to do its job; I haven't had any issues with it. For the price, it's a solid little AIO camera.

Good for the price, however not to be used in low speed applications like rc trucks. Due to power and size, it runs really REALLY warm. does give off slight smell at first use, but went away after electronics burned in. Have no issues with it when it is cooled but picture quality and signal start to deteriorate if it doesn't get some air blown over it to cool it. You won't want to handle the camera while it's on as it's hot enough to burn to the touch when sitting.

Good inexpensive all-in-one camera vtx. Picture quality is very good in well lit conditions, range is solid, and price is the cheapest I've seen so far. My one complaint, and the reason for taking away one star, is because this camera's low light performance leaves a lot to be desired. The sensor isn't the best, and the camera turns very grainy to nearly un-flyable if the area is too dark. If you plan to fly in low light (night flying, indoor using LED gates, dark parking structures, etc), you should get a TX02, or better yet, the classic FX798t. The FX798t is still the best low light performer in the AIO camera category.

Not sure what happen had this on a RC Crawler maybe got to hot not sure but was running this on a 1s 3.7v battery on day 1 did a 10 minute test and everything looked and worked fine, 2 day went for a FPV run and it only last me about 5 minutes when all of a sudden I lost Signal and power thought maybe battery died, got home and charged them up still nothing, tested the batteries on other fpv cameras and everything good, but this one no luck.

It’s nice to have a button to change the frequency so connecting to it is pretty easy. Very good for the price. Paid less than $20 for 2 of these. The board does run very hot, not sure why but it works fine. Ran with my 3.7V lipo battery.

This is a small little fpv camera programming the camera to my fpv screen was simple price of the camera was very affordable on the other hand picture was not great and wiring harness was made for a small LED battery not very universal, also I noticed the camera got pretty warm while in use I tried the camera on a lower voltage but it did not make a difference, but for the price it's a good goodbye, unfortunately I did not test the camera in my RC as planned due to the fact that I just want to get a camera with a better picture,that's why I gave this a three out of five star rating 😬

These work great all in one bundle. I have put them on cheap drones and had a blast also replaced the camera on a mobula6 that overhead and fried. Just solderd the wires to the battery leads works great and very tuff

I am very happy with this little guy. It has a nice form factor/size. The micro JST power connector is a nice convenience. The camera handles lighting changes very well and the video signal is great! I used this to replace the stock camera on an EMAX Babyhawk.

Pro: Plug and play. Small. Lightweight Con: Gets hot Antenna bends easily if placed in an awkward position

Pros: Surprisingly good picture quality, good quality antenna, range through buildings is higher than expected, powered directly from the radio receiver so it's plug and play. Wow, good value. :) Cons: Gets so hot it threatens bare skin and I'm guessing the chips. Maybe they can handle steam generating temperatures but why try? Fix: a squirt of thermal paste + a quarter. No more heat issues but a few grams heavier. This is the only issue with the combination.

Seems to work fine, testing indoors but may update the review after using it on drone in park.

Excellent value for the money so I picked up 3. Image quality is decent for 20 bucks. The biggest downside is the heat generated when air isn't moving over it. Suitable for putting on a drone or a helicopter where there is a lot of air moving over it (same issue with my Betaflight Cetus X' video transmitter but easily solved by flying soon after powering up). Not suitable for stationary nor slow moving vehicles (pets) or covered air installs without a cooling fan.

Good little camera, gets pretty hot though!