Micro FPV AIO Camera (600TVL) and 5.8G 0/25/50/200mW Switchable Transmitter with Clover Antenna for FPV RC Car FPV Racing Drone Quadcopter Micro RC Plane Whoop Blade Inductrix

Small size; I can put it on any of my remote control toys simply taping on velcro tape, along with the 250mAh 3.7V battery (purchased separately). Battery lasts roughly 20 minutes on medium setting.Setting channel, band and power is a matter of 2s long press (band) or 5s long press (power).Talking of power; Make sure you have HAM license (technician is enough) to transmit signal over the air. The default setting was max power, so be warned, do not plug the battery if you don't have a license.Range has been great so far, but I haven't done any flying fpv at this point. Picture quality is good. I'm using the skydroid 5.8GHz dual antenna receiver with 2 clover leaf antennas hooked to a moto g phone (also works on my Linux PC as is and a Samsung tablet).Durability: My 4 and 8 year olds are not specifically known to drive their rock crawler gently, and the camera has survived a bunch of tumbles and still going strong.Before purchasing I was concerned about the over heating issue, but that has not been the case for me (I haven't needed to use max power).

I 3D-printed a camera mount and taped it to a Styrofoam glider after being unwrapped at our family Christmas party. The glider was launched several times and crashed several times -- with the camera and battery coming separated on one occasion. However, it kept working and providing a decent color picture. Our testing was limited to immediate front yard area -- so I don't have any information on distance. The side of the camera where the battery wires are soldered on gets pretty warm -- almost too hot to touch. I don't know if that's normal. Battery life seemed pretty good yielding 15 minutes of video with power to spare.I can see multiple uses for a camera like this and would definitely buy another one in the future.

It works great and has even survived some crashed when plane flew too fast and wing collapsed

Simply awesome! Great picture quality, good even at night. Transmitter very thrifty on power especially if turned down to its lowest setting, however transmission range was only a few blocks. The medium power setting was all it needed expand the range to the size of my neighborhood. On it's highest power setting I could receive a clear transmission from a much greater distance than what my quadcopter was able to receive from my controller. I was able to watch my drone keep flying farther and farther away well after my joysticks lost input. Stunning visual quality as my quadcopter slowly lost altitude and crashed into the middle of a very large nearby river. I'm definitely going to be buying more.

The video on it was exceptional, however it did get very hot even at the lowest power mode. After about two days, the wires were ripped off of the vtx, there was a very poor connection to it. Worth 20 bucks if you're extremely fragile with it.

The camera is on my first micro quad in the picture. As you can tell from how dirty the quad is you can assume I have crashed a few times. This thing has been more than durable and only being held up with a little tape and a rubber band. I run it on a 1s brushed micro with F3 evo Flight Controller and 8520 motors. I soldered the wires directly to my battery leads and have had no issues whatsoever. Linking up to FPV goggles was simple. Very happy with this camera. I oredered a few more for future builds. As for range I have gotten out past 100m with no issues but I have not tested further than that.

As soon as I connect it it starts smoking

This is one of those products that is easy to use, has decent instructions, and works as advertised. The view in the googles is good. There is some artifacts in the recorded output on my mini DVR. That might be the mini DVR though. I will be playing with these a lot more. At this price get two!