AKK KC02 600mW FPV Transmitter with 600TVL 2.8MM 120 Degree High Picture Quality Sony CCD Camera for FPV Multicopter

*Edit* It works perfectly fine if you figure out the issues. The wires in plug that comes with VTX is not correctly placed in order. Red is used for Ground- and Blue is used for Voltage+. I plugged camera into the supplied power from VTX blue wire and it started squealing like it was being fried from too much heat. I tested the output voltage from VTX and 19.8 Volts seems way too high for this camera and will burn it out. I finally ended up using filtered 12 Volt and Ground from PDB to power the Camera instead of the blue wire from VTX. Do not use the supplied plug from VTX to Camera. Cut that harness and make sure you power camera from PDB or it will be noisy. Camera is the best part about the purchase with an awesome OSD but needs lots fine tuning to work. I tried it today in the sunlight and all I got was yellow shadows and outlines. It worked perfectly fine last night in very low light but needs to be adjusted for bright light. Camera Settings: LENS - Manual EXPOSURE - Shutter - Auto Brightness - 65 AGC ---- DWDR - On WHITE BALANCE (WB MANUAL) - Manual Color Temp - Manual Blue - 64 Red - 43 BACKLIGHT - Off DAY & NIGHT - Auto D>N Level - 144 D>N Delay - 5 Sec N>D Level - 112 N>D Delay - 5 Sec

Para que funcione tienen que ir sincronizados los cables como en el video,lo digo por otras reseñas funciona con baterías de 2s

I purchased five of these units. I simply rewired the camera and VTX connections to plug separately into my FC and it worked flawlessly. Got out to three and half kilometers with a clear picture. For what its designed to do it does the job for the price. Sure...They are better cameras and vtx[s] out there but this combo has not let me down. Maybe I've been lucky 5 out of 5 isn't bad.

It's cheap and so far, reliable. I've had more expensive units like the speedybee tx800 and this one simply works. It's basic and functional and affordable. I have had much more expensive units come with software problems and burnout issues from cheap manufacturing, but I have had no issues with this simple, cheap unit! Follow up a month later - after little use, the ground wire came off the plug. I soldered it to the pad, but for many people this would've meant the transmitter/camera were toast. I'm also glad this happened on the bench and not in the air.

Although I’ve had success with AKK transmitters in the past, I’ve tried 2 now which I’ve had to return. They both get very hot and if not in airflow overheat and drop the signal within just a few minutes. 2nd one worked for one flight and then began distorting picture as soon as there was any motor vibration.