New HoryzonHD V2 FPV 1080p camera.

[HobbyWireless]

New HoryzonHD V2 FPV 1080p camera came to stay.
This little HD setup records crystal clean videos and photos to inexpensive and easy to find micro-SD cards.
When compared to other mini HD cameras the HoryzonHD will not fall behind, and beside it's specially designed for FPV.
With only 50 grams and 60fps (720p) the HoryzonHD will surprise the user with excellent video quality.
You will love it!

http://hobbywireless.com/index.php?m...roducts_id=827

Best regards,
Wilson

[Cupid Stunt]

Great camera except that it puts out far too much UHF noise causing severely reduced range on Long range systems
Foxtech are working on a solution to that but have not yet released it and as the V2 description from Foxtech states that it isn't suitable for use with UHF then you can't get a free UHF filter upgrade when they're available

[gauravag]

Well, if not for UHF, i understand its great ? I plan to put it on my Funjet and zoom around low altitude . Plan to have my video on 1.3 and Radio on 72 or 2.4

[ssassen]

Oh please, piece of crap, pisses all over the UHF band.

[Cupid Stunt]

Play fair ssassen, it is a great camera as long as you're not using UHF, not that I have a vested interest but it does have some very good pooints...

It's total weight is 57g, it's form factor makes it far easier to mount and use a pan/tilt than a GoPro, for those folk who don't care about long range systems it's great, I only use Futaba 2.4ghz and stay within 1.5km (making sure I have an RTH function just in case), lower profile so less wind resistance, nice live video out with customised display especially for FPV'ers, built in screen as standard and Foxtech have been fantastic in supporting their customers

I'd hardly call it a "piece of crap" but people do need to know that it won't play nicely with UHF systems

[HobbyWireless]

Play fair ssassen, it is a great camera as long as you're not using UHF, not that I have a vested interest but it does have some very good pooints...

It's total weight is 57g, it's form factor makes it far easier to mount and use a pan/tilt than a GoPro, for those folk who don't care about long range systems it's great, I only use Futaba 2.4ghz and stay within 1.5km (making sure I have an RTH function just in case), lower profile so less wind resistance, nice live video out with customised display especially for FPV'ers, built in screen as standard and Foxtech have been fantastic in supporting their customers

I'd hardly call it a "piece of crap" but people do need to know that it won't play nicely with UHF systems

Indeed Cupid Stunt, it's a nice and very good HD camera, the noise issue can affects UHF band only, and to eliminate the issue the next batch of HoryzonHD is coming with UHF shielded case.
Sander we assume you're already tried the HoryzonHD camera. If you didn't you should before you make a such bold statement.

[aeryck]

Looks interesting, but since I fly UHF I'll wait to see reviews of the shielded casing to see how well the UHF noise is mitigated before I pull the trigger on one.

[Blizzard1287]

Still even so how effective can a tin case be? Best solution would be to get rid of the problem in the first place, not a band-aid solution...

[Cupid Stunt]

It's a canibalised in car HD DVR converted for FPV use with custom firmware, it's not like they have any control over the image sensors RFI output

[Blizzard1287]

oh, I thought they designed it themselves....