AKK KC03 2.8MM 120 Degree 800TVL NTSC Switchable Camera with 600mW FPV Transmitter

It's a great deal for what you get. i screwed it down on my chassis of my RC rig and the dongle fit inside of the body perfectly. lights up the channel looks good i ended up going with a 1200tvl camera I had laying around instead of the 800tvl it comes with and I am using a 1050mah 3s to power the transmitter. getting some good range when theres no houses or buildings that interfere with the signal strength. good transmitter.

TL;DR: Setup worked when I powered it with 12 Volts (minimum for camera seems to be 5, minimum for VTX seems to be 7) There was I believe one or two people in the comments complaining about the LEDs on the VTX not turning on and there being an annoying noise. I had this same issue too when I supplied power via a 9V battery. The VTX didn't seem to properly function and I couldn't change channels and bands... HOWEVER During my troubleshooting process I questioned whether it was an issue regarding sufficient voltage. This time I supplied the VTX/Camera with 12V. It worked. The LEDs on the VTX turned on and I configured the frequency. The moment I turned on my FPV monitor the setup worked.

This a okay camera.the picture white balance is great butt there is no stablelization what so ever.its only good for still shots.if your using it for a drone or car/truck do not get this.

Excellent value and performance. A great product and great price.

Transmitter seems to work (but gets hot) and as soon as I plug the camera in, the lcd numbers/letters on the transmitter turn off and nothing works. I am guessing a short in the camera but who knows? I should have known better to think something like this would work out of the box with no issues. Sending it back and going to GetFPV for a more reliable set up. Update: I think I have narrowed down the issues. The transmitter needs 12v and about 1 amp of power. ALSO, the camera although they give you a 5v out to run it, also needs its own 12v supply to run as well. I still haven’t gotten it all to run for a long duration yet but things are improving slightly.

RP-SMA Antenna! Would have been nice to see that in the picture before I bought the wrong type. Seems to work ok so far, doesn't get too warm as long as you have some airflow to it. Camera connector to board harness is NOT the same on both sides (socket has beveled corners), but will connect if you force it a little. Seems to sip power nicely on a 2S. Difficult to find an elegant way to mount it, there are an offset pair of (3mm?) holes, but the board is double-sided so you need standoffs. No rear cover on the camera, minus 2 stars for that and the other small issues. You get what you pay for, seems to work for what it is, cheap way to see if it's something you want to get into.

It worked fine until it didn't. When it worked the camera was alright, hard to see the ground when pointing towards the sun. Pretty decent "see if this is something you like" fpv setup. BUT ABSOLUTELY DO NOT TRUST IT ON A PLANE YOU CARE ABOUT. I trusted it and suddenly the vtx died and I couldn't find the plane and it got lost.

Great. Thank you.

Works very well with my RC tank. Good range and video

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Je recommande le produit et le vendeur très bon service

Always likes this setup for my analog quads and planes. You can get out about 4-5 km before breakup and then it’s still not bad

Bought this being nervous thinking it would be a headache but I was wrong, the simplest thing. Using as an fpv for a rc plane, off a 9v rechargeable battery, from full to starting to drain I got 17 minutes of camera time (till it starts getting fuzzy from low voltage)