FPV for RC

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This is a typical FPV camera and video sender running at 5.8Ghz.

The sender needs a small heatsink.

The entire circuit needs 4V or above power input. Not all RC car receiver can supply sufficient power to it. And you need a proper mount for the circuitry.


For camera mount please see this: https://upgradeparts.com/2022/02/28/front-fpv-cam-mount-for-tt02/

Try not use to autoscan on the goggle as it would likely not be able to find the exact frequency match.

Some said it is safe to use channel A and then band 1 (therefore making A1). You just need to make sure your goggles are locked onto the correct frequency.

Also refer to this table:

 

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