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Specification and Parameters:
Output power：25mW
Frequency：48CH
Input voltage： 3.3V-5.5V
Current consumption：300mA(type)
Camera resolution： 600TVL
Field of view： 120°
Video Format：NTSC
Antenna : Dipole Antenna
Frequency: 5.8GHz 6 bands 48 channels
with Raceband: 5474-5945 MHZ
Size：13.9*12.0mm(L*W)
Weight：2.6g (without antenna and cable)
Package Included:
1 x AKK BS2-OSD
1 x Manual
Two groups of LEDs：
Group 1: 6 BLUE LED stand for bands.
Group 2: 8 RED LED stand for channels.
Blue LED1 and Red LED1 light on, indicating frequency
5865MHZ (BAND1 and CH1)
Blue LED1 and Red LED2 light on, indicating frequency
5845MHZ (BAND1 and CH2)
Blue LED6 and Red LED8 light on, indicating frequency
5600MHZ (BAND6 and CH8)
Notice:
Please wiring the Video in to the Video out if you don't use the OSD feature.
Reviews
Customer Reviews (2)
- very niceReview by Sam
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Light handling on this little cmos camera is pretty good. The unit is very compact and worked flawlessly. (Posted on 4/8/2018)Quality Overall - Best Cam&Vtx AIO for a beecore flightcontroller with OSDReview by S.
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I use this camera on a EO11 quad and whoov flashed with Silverware. And I also use it on a indoor wing. The BS2 is one of the best micro/nano Cam&Vtx AIO I have and just ordered an other one.Quality Overall
It can withstand quite some crashes so the BS2 is very sturdy. I ordered also some spare antennas with it but haven't used any of it. It's soldered very nice on the VTX.
I mainly flew the EO11 with the BS2 indoor so I can't say much about the switching time from dark to light conditions with sunlight. I flew a couple of times from dark to light rooms and vice versa and I noticed the it switched quickly enough.
But most importantly the VTX is very nice. I got very good reception and the channel frequencies are accurate as far as I can judge it with my VRD2 and FS Transformer goggles.
All in all a very nice AIO for a brushed micro quad or micro indoor wing. The BS2 is a must have for every FPV micro aircraft!
I am busy designing a 3D printable mount for the BS2 on a Whoop based quad. Link for the STL file will be available for free soon. (Posted on 3/8/2018)
