SurgeTech Q1C1 Eachine EF-01 FPV Micro Aio Camera 40CH Transmitter Combo for FPV Indoor Drone Like Blade Inductrix Etc

Image quality is Meh! It is a bit heavier than the other AIO options out there and it won't work on a tiny whoop without removing the case (Which is easy). I have had no issues binding it with the Eachine 007 goggles or the Fat Shark Dominator SE goggles. It can run directly off am eflight battery for the inductrix if you flip the header on the back and only weighs a few grams as a stand alone FPV module to shove in the nose of an RC airplane, or boat. Range has been pretty good for me around the house with the inductrix and only so so out side on a boat, but I live in the middle of a major city.

This little camera is bullet proof! I have been learning to fly FPV and it takes some getting used to. So I have crashed several times, including a crash into a metal pole, that ripped the camera off of my Syma X8! My goggles went to white noise, so I was a bit concerned that I had destroyed it on the first day. I found the camera in the grass, the cloverleaves were all askew and the metal housing was slightly bent. With nothing to lose, I plugged the camera back into the quadcopter and it worked just fine... The quadcopter was down for a couple of days for repair.This camera works great. I even flew at dusk and was able to see into the shadows quite well. I don't think it would work well in total darkness, but I was able to fly FPV when it was far too dark to fly LOS!Anyway, I had no problems with it binding to my JJPro Vision Goggles. The 25mw power limits its range a bit. I experienced some serious static at around 50m after passing behind a metal Jungle Gym in the park. But it was crystal clear out to about 120m with no obstructions. That is acceptable for my use for now. I am not using it for drone racing, I simply wanted a camera compatible with my new goggles so that I can practice FPV flying before I try it with my $300 brushless quad.

Good quailty picture but the location of the power attachment connector and channel selection button gets in the way of mounting the unit... the unit's case is metal and weighs a lot so to use this on a light weight flying vehicle it must be "de-cased"....that leaves two wing tabs that must be accommodated in mounting or removed....

Brittle bad quality video compared to 798s. Had to add solder to the power plug everything it would bump or touch would make it completely go out. Antenna broke fast and reception was never better than my dipole camera. Wish I would of bought something else....

Overall good purchase. However when the brightness is really high some boost pot appears near the center of the image

This is a really nice camera that I will be using on my quad and a number of different robotic vehicles. It came with a Y cable and two others that should cover most installations. Works great, very clear video and great range. Product was exactly as described. Be aware that my unit came with the cable colors reversed ( red was minus, black plus, see included image) but it was easy to re-pin the connectors.

I'm amazed on how good the quality is on my fatsharks and appreciate the fast delivery. However I'm disappointed that it did not come with the y splitter as advertised, So I hard wired the cables to the cables of my micro quad and it worked like a charm. I recommend this because you get good quality and all it takes is a lil bit of splicing and your all set I took the case off the camera as well as the landing gears on My syma x13. Storm Running off a 3.7v 200 pack, im clocking in a solid 4 mins of flight time. Good stuff

this camera has survived every posible test and torture i have put it in to...so its a great quality camera, cant beat the priceand don't worry if it gets really hot, i have left this camera on for 7 hours in my car trunk, and still works like new.it just gets really hot so i don't recommend touching it right after you fly.