WT03 Micro FPV AIO 600TVL Camera 5.8G 25/50/200mW Adjustable Transmitter with Cloverleaf Antenna for Mini Aircraft

The packaging was decent, the instructions were easy to follow and was able to set it up and get it running in about 2-3 minutes. The camera quality is decent for its size. The range at max is pretty good and will not loose signal when going behind a couple walls in your house. The speed is pretty good and it feels like there is little to no delay from the goggles to the vtx. The only things to keep in mind is that the unit gets very hot when used at max power and the antenna is easy to bend so be careful when setting it up. Otherwise it’s a quick and fun way to add a VTX and Camera unit to your drone or rc car.

I bought two of these cameras with built-in transmitters. I installed one on my modified Inductrix (Tiny Whoop) after the old camera I was using died. Installation was just as easy as the first time around, but this time I was able to set the transmitter power to 50 mw instead of 25 mw, which made a real difference when flying indoors. No more video loss!I installed the second one on a 1/10th scale RC car (just stuck it on the wing with some double-sided foam tape) and set that one to transmit at the 200 mw level. It has great range! I actually lose RC control before I lose video on the car. This is a perfect camera if you're building an indoor racer (quad or RC car), and I think it would probably be OK to use on a small outdoor racing quad as well. For sure it's more than good enough for a dirt track FPV race truck or buggy.Setting the transmitter frequency is very easy thanks to the blue LED display. And the video quality is surprisingly good, especially considering how small and lightweight the package is.For this price, I'm absolutely thrilled with the performance.

Using these on micro RC planes (Volantex Ranger 600sp, 400mm T-28, Cub).I cannot find a pre-made mount (plenty with 14mm width, this is 20mm) anywhere.Have it zip-tied to top of plane which is pretty janky.Get ~500' of range, without obstacles, on 25mW setting with Fatshark Recon headset.Good Field of View.Going to DJI soon so this'll be the last of analog FPV for us.

Great little units ...250mw offeres 600' range w ferry little break up ...please continue making ...perfect size for FPV ..100mw would be nice ..25mw just not enough

I use a few different types of 1s lipos, and these Wolfwhoop WT03 are perfect. I've bought a few in past and still come back to this specific model. Why? Well... The milliwatts is adjustable, and the higher milliwatts isn't always good, due to the radius of the output (bubble). Too high and you can't get too close with your FPV gear, so the key is having diversity on the googles with RHCP matching and a patch antenna as well.Anyways, works as intended, cheap effective and I can easily to long range FPV with no issues.

I didn't have very high expectations when I got this. I just needed something cheap and easy to throw on my rc planes and this seemed to do the trick. I'm actually really surprised at how well this works. The picture quality is surprisingly good and it super simple to set up. Just plug in a battery, set the frequency and your good to go. I haven't tested the range on it yet but it seems to hold up pretty well with minimal breakup when within 100 feet.The only thing to really be aware of is that the VTX gets really hot pretty quickly so definitely mount it somewhere that won't melt or be damaged by heat and also get some air flow over it as soon as you can.Overall I'd recommend this for anyone just wanting a quick intro to FPV.

I've had an eachine tx01 as well as an akk 25mw aio fpv camera and I can honestly say this wolf whoop is my favorite. The video quality is pretty much identical across the three cameras, but the wolf whoops beats out the others in the antenna department. It has a nice 4 lobe rhcp antenna, that is thicker gauge wire than the others, but what's even better than that is the antenna is mounted on a flexible wire. This basically means the cable bends way before you ever would bend the lobes on the antenna. Also serves to protect the camera board from an antenna impact. I had to resolder the antennas on the other cameras every 4-5th crash, but this one hasn't needed any attention after a half dozen 30-40mph crashes. Granted I have it mounted in a pretty safe cage with a roll hoop, but still, I suspect the other two cameras would have been toasted by now. (They're already broken and disassembled for parts lol)The selectable output is also a super useful feature. 50mw provides a very noticeable boost in range and link quality compared to 25mw. I haven't even used 200mw, besides for testing purposes, because my fpv feed usually outreachs my rc tx range at the 50mw setting. And I'm running a crappy dipole on my vrx. I'm sure once I upgrade to something rhcp on my rx I'll have an even further increase in range and link quality.If I I need a separate micro fpv aio or somehow manage to trash this one, I'll definitely be buying this model again.

It only lasted a few times, went to use it the next day it lit up for a second and then never again. I tested for voltage at the board and voltage was present just doesn’t work anymore. Also it gets very hot