WT07 Micro 5.8GHz 25mW FPV Transmitter and 600TVL Camera with OSD Interface for FPV Quadcopter Drone Wireless Radio Transmission

This is a very good camera, best of the 6 I have.. The low light pickup is absolutely amazing! I was flying tonight after dusk and had not noticed i was sitting in near pitch dark.. Lol, so cool. The OSD set up (in Betaflight) and soldering was a snap.. I wish I had the money from the others just so I could have more of this one.. This thing is microscopic, or close.. Really small.. The only negative I may have is the focus is just a scoach off, but $16.99 I'm good with that.. Would I buy it again? Absolutely..

Excellent camera for a tiny whoop. Picture quality and range has been excellent. Camera has taken several direct hits and still going strong. Have bought 4 total so far not a single issue.

Bought two of these and they fail the very same way. They overhat a lot more thn other cameras. Great video image but not durable at all. Heat made th vtx transmit black screen. Never buying again. A friend of mine got one and same issue. Very bad quality on the lomg run.

I've gone through about 21 (yes, twenty-one) of these in the last couple of years. Several were returned due to defects out of box and I've lost a few as well. However, a significant number of them stopped working after minor crashes on a tiny whoop.No physical damage yet the shock of the crash seems to render some part of the electronics to stop functioning. Too bad they aren't durable.Picture is ok for a 600TVL - don't expect details in the video.Having said that, I am ordering another one today as it is the only option for OSD passthrough AIO FPV camera.

Decent little camera for a TinyWhoop, but if you don't particularly need the OSD capability get a WT05 instead for easier plug-and-play installation.I already had a WT05 and got this for my second whoop thinking I might do some experiments on a very simple on-screen display. Unfortunately it's harder to just hook this up and make it work. I'd thought maybe I could pop out the contacts and put the power ones in a two-pin picoblade housing and join the video in and out leads under a common piece of heatshrink, but they're actually 1mm contacts not the 1.25mm picoblade ones commonly used for power. Didn't have any matching connectors onhand so ended up identifying power contacts on the opposite side and soldering fine wires there. Unlike the picture mine came with black epoxy gunk over where the wiring harness is soldered - nice for off the shelf reliability but harder for custom installations.Incidentally current draw was close to 200 mA - which suggests not to power the camera when not flying, as it would drain a 150 mA cell in about 45 minutes just sitting there.Can't really speak to range as I've only flow it in a small indoor space - though it did work with a metal door blocking the direct line of sight between it in and the receiver, probably because there's plenty of other metal around to bounce signal along an alternate route.

Exactly what I needed to add FPV to some small aircraft and it will work on larger planes as well. One thing to know that the manual does not explain is that you must connect the video output and video input wires together if you are not wiring this to a flight controller for OSD injection.

If you are having issues with it displaying video and not running an OSD Setup you need to connect the yellow and green wire together to get video.

clear as day video, great quality little camera, smaller than your standard cam, so you can hot glue it in the mount without over-weighing your whoop. durable enough. (busted button however still able to switch channels with esd tweezers). Will order again. (25MW, OSD, Dipole)