RunCam Nano 4 FPV Camera Mini Cam 800TVL 2.1mm Lens FOV 155 Degree CMOS PAL NTSC Switchable for RC FPV Racing Drone Quadcopter

RunCam Nano 4 FPV Camera Mini Cam 800TVL 2.1mm Lens FOV 155 Degree CMOS PAL NTSC Switchable for RC FPV Racing Drone Quadcopter

Name: RunCam Nano 4 FPV Camera Mini Cam 800TVL 2.1mm Lens FOV 155 Degree CMOS PAL NTSC Switchable for RC FPV Racing Drone Quadcopter
Brand: RunCam
SKU: 453743
Price: 22.99 USD
Rating: 9.44 (8 reviews)

$ 22.99

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Based on 8 ratings

Giftable

9.20

Value for money

9.54

Packaging

9.55

Delivery

9.57

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[Upgrade Version] -Better color realism and low-light night vision thanks to a new ISP chip.

-Advanced quality 2. [Super Wide Angle] - The camera has a 1mm lens and a 1/3" CMOS sensor. With a field of view of 155 degrees, you can capture more expansive and beautiful scenes.

WDR Video system and [High Definition Display] -800TVL resolution deliver perfectly balanced footage. Switch between day and night to capture dynamic images even in low light.

[A Real Flight Experience] -Low latency ensures a high-quality image, PAL/NTSC switchable, allowing you to fly freely and making your FPV experience more real.

Questions & Answers

Is there a built-in transmitter on this camera?

No, there isn't a built-in transmeter on this camera.

Is there an IR filter on the lens?

Thank you for your inquiry. Ordinary daytime fpv cameras also have infrared filtering functions, in addition to night vision fpv cameras. I hope this has been of assistance.

Selected User Reviews For RunCam Nano 4 FPV Camera Mini Cam 800TVL 2.1mm Lens FOV 155 Degree CMOS PAL NTSC Switchable for RC FPV Racing Drone Quadcopter

Keep an eye on the voltage at the input

5/5

The camera is small and light. Images are very nice. br>However, you should be aware of the required input voltage. br>While many cameras nowadays are input voltage agnostic, this one requires a voltage range of 3. 3 and 5 volts are the two voltages that can be used. My first one was fried by giving it 8 volts of electricity.