biomecanoid

Hello,


Some days ago i got the KC02 Vtx and camera combo from akktek.com:

http://www.akktek.com/products/micro.../akk-kc02.html

The hardware costs about €30






Here are some details:

7-20V FPV Transmitter

Video Format: NTSC, Output Impedance: 50 Ohm
Antenna connector: RP-SMA connector
Supply current: 280 mA, Operating Temperature: -10 +85℃
Video Band Width: 0-8.0 MHz, Audio carrier Frequency: 6.5 MHz
Video Input Level: 0.8,1.0,1.2 Vp-p, Video Input Impedance: 75 Ohm
Audio Input Level: 0.5,2.0 Vp-p, Audio Input Impedance: 10K Ohm
Operating Voltage: 7-20 V, VTX Size: 31mm*25mm*8mm

600TVL perfect picture quality camera

CCD: 1/3” Sony SUPER HAD II CCD
Pixel: NTSC: 768(H)×494(V),TV System: NTSC
Resolution: 650TVL(b/w), 600tvl(color)
Synchronization : internal synchronize
Shutter Speed: (CCD IRIS) NTSC: 1/60~1/100000 sec
Noise: > 60 (AGC OFF), Video Out: 75ohm, synchronize
Min. Illumination: 0.01Lux, Auto Gain: Off/Low/Mid/High
Back Light Compensation (BLC): Off /Back light compensation/ Strong light suppression
Private shading (PRIVACY): 1~8 private shading area
Motion Detection (MD): On/ Off (Multi level sensitivity settable)
Auto White Balance: Manual / Auto / Auto track
Mirror: Horizontal Mirror optional
Negative: Positive / Negative optional
Color to B&W: Auto, DNR: 2DNR; WDR: D-WDR
Day / Night Shift: Auto/ Color/ B&W
Menu (OSD): English menu, White Dot Repair: Support
Image Adjustment: Support, Camera Title: Support
Power Requirement: DC5V~22V, Working Humidity: 20~80%
Storage Temperature: -40 ℃ ~ +60 ℃
Storage Humidity: 20~95%
Dimensions(mm): 25X25(W*L)
Power Consumption: 70mA





Also here are the scanned manuals:






I have installed this FPV set on my XLH 9120 RC Car:







Both the Vtx and camera were easy to install. The image is good and since its a CCD camera it performs well under low light situation, The camera feels similar to the one i used on my VRX octane.





So Far the only thing i don't like is the stand for the camera that holds the camera with only 2 screw and while it secures the camera in place the camera moves up and down on the Y axis when the car drives over bumpy terrain, so you have to fix the camera in the desired angle with some hotglue

There is also a quick unboxing video i made here:



https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=J3kA1V4d4XY


Manuals:

mechanic88

Is it still working 3 years later? For this price, it looks great!

biomecanoid

Yes still working fine and the image is nice and wide. Also the camera does not change position / does not move around even on bumpy terrain

mechanic88

Giving the fact that this hardware is what you would call a budget friendly equipment, I think this is a great example that you can get good quality for a reasonable price. I wouldn't recommend it to professionals, but I think for a regular simple user this device will be more than enough to do the job. Anyway, thank you for your mini-review, I think reviews are very important for anyone looking to buy something.

mechanic88

I've talked to one of my friends about the KC02 5ghz Transmitter and Camera, and he told me that the system works great! No problem with the initial hook up and test, and it was easy to install on the aircraft. He also told me that he retested it by powering up the aircraft and everything was fine. The latest I bought was a rear-view mirror camera system based on a review I read on https://atfulldrive.com/best-rear-view-mirror-cameras, and I am very pleased with my choice because everything works perfectly.

claudiobakst

Is it still working 3 years later? For this price, it looks great!