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The Readytosky 700TVL FPV camera has a 2.8mm lens, a 90-degree wide angle and a 1/4-inch CMOS sensor. It is designed for high-speed aerial photography and FPV racing, and the listing says it delivers crisp, clear footage with minimal latency.
The features list low-light enhancement and sub-1ms latency, a wide 7.5V to 13V input and a custom-built design from the PCB to the lightweight plastic enclosure.
It suits QAV210, 180 and 250 quads, fixed wings and multicopters, and supports both PAL and NTSC video formats.
Optimised for speed: low-light enhancement and sub-1ms latency.
Wide voltage input: 7.5V to 13V.
Custom-built for FPV: from the PCB to the lightweight plastic enclosure.
1/4 inch CMOS sensor: captures crisp detail.
Versatile: QAV210, 180, 250, fixed wings and multicopters.
PAL and NTSC: system standard PAL 512x582 and NTSC 542x492.
An analog FPV camera sends a live composite video signal to the video transmitter on the drone. The image sensor turns light into an electrical signal, the camera processes it and outputs a video signal that the transmitter sends to your goggles. TVL (television lines) is a measure of horizontal resolution, and a bigger sensor usually collects more light, which helps in dim conditions.
The lens sets the field of view: a wider angle shows more of the scene and exaggerates the sense of speed, while a narrower angle shows a more natural picture. Features such as WDR (wide dynamic range) balance very bright and dark areas, DNR reduces noise and auto gain control adjusts the picture as the light changes. Low latency matters, because delay between what the camera sees and what you see makes flying harder.
Set the video standard (PAL or NTSC) to match your goggles, power the camera within its rated voltage range and mount it firmly so vibration does not blur the image. Tilt the camera up for fast, forward-pitched flying. Keep the lens clean and use a lens protector or ND filter where suitable.
Racing quads such as QAV210, 180 and 250
Fixed-wing FPV
High-speed aerial photography
Replacing an FPV camera
Builds with 2S to 3S power systems
The listing gives a PAL/NTSC format, a wide-angle 2.8mm lens, system standards of PAL (512 x 582) and NTSC (542 x 492) and an electronic shutter of 1/50 to 1/100,000 second (PAL) or 1/60 to 1/120,000 second (NTSC). Automatic gain and white balance can be turned on or off.
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Sensor: 1/4 inch CMOS, 700TVL
Lens: wide-angle 2.8mm, 90 degrees
Standards: PAL (512x582), NTSC (542x492)
Shutter: PAL 1/50-1/100,000 s; NTSC 1/60-1/120,000 s
Input: 7.5V-13V
Latency: sub-1ms (as listed)
AGC and AWB: on/off
1 x Readytosky 700TVL CMOS FPV camera
FPV racers and fixed-wing pilots who want a simple, wide-angle analog camera with a wide input range.
700TVL.
A 2.8mm wide-angle lens of 90 degrees.
A 1/4 inch CMOS.
7.5V to 13V.
PAL and NTSC.
QAV210, 180 and 250 quads, fixed wings and multicopters.
| Brand | Readytosky |
|---|---|
| Field of View | 90.000000 deg |
| Operating Voltage | 7.5-13V |
| Sensor | 1/4 inch CMOS |
| Video System | PAL / NTSC |
| Selling unit | PCS |
