Caddx Kangaroo 🦘 Nano FPV Camera
I myself think the Ratel FPV camera is great and now Caddx have released a new camera that uses the same sensor (SONY STARVIS sensor), but now in a nano [...]
I myself think the Ratel FPV camera is great and now Caddx have released a new camera that uses the same sensor (SONY STARVIS sensor), but now in a nano form factor (14x14mm). Another fun bonus is that the camera has a interchangeable shell that lets you mount it as a 19x19mm or 14x14mm camera. Other key features are super low latency (4ms) and a nice glass lens. The camera also weighs just 3.5g.
(more…)Both Runcam and Foxeer have two nano size cameras on the market that boast features compatible to full size cameras, both are also around a similar price point so it is logical to compare them directly head to head to see which one you will prefer. Let takes a closer look
(more…)Right now the Caddx Ratel is one of our favourite cameras around when considering its performance and cost. But rather than just taking my word this article will look at the 4 cameras performance in various lighting conditions. Read on to see how the FPV cameras perform.
(more…)Runcam has been putting out a load of new products in the last few weeks, with the latest being the new version of the split, an integrated action camera and low latency FPV camera. And as the title of this article suggests, the v2 is, in fact, better, read more to find out why.
Runcam is probably the best manufacturer of FPV cameras at the moment, you cant go to an FPV meetup without encountering at least a few quads running Runcam gear. However, Runcam has recently released a new range of cameras going by the name of sparrow. But what makes this camera new, and is it any better than the swift?
This short comparison article takes you through you Runcam Eagle FPV camera and the Runcam Swift FPV camera. Now, both are pretty popular small FPV cameras but there is quite a significant price different between the two (i.e. the Eagle is more expensive by around £20), so is it worth it? (more…)