Runcam Nano 4 FPV Camera: Stop Flying Blind

Let's be honest, another week, another "game-changing" FPV camera. But with the UK sky delivering fifty shades of grey most of the year, the new sensor in the Runcam Nano 4 actually caught our attention. It promises vastly improved colour and genuine low light vision , making this tiny nano sized camera a godsend for those twilight rips or gloomy indoor tours when you'd normally be grounded.

Why You Want It

Picture this: the sun's dipping, the park's finally empty, but your current camera feed is a mush of digital noise and despair. The Nano 4 swaps that static for actual photons, letting you confidently gap that bench you previously couldn't see. Yes, it's another line item on your credit card statement, but unlike that fifth identical quad frame, this upgrade might actually stop you from donating your drone to a tree.

Specifications

• Image Sensor: 1/3" CMOS
• Horizontal Resolution: 800TVL (Crystal clear, until you meet a brick wall)
• Lens: 2.1mm(M8) FOV 155°
• Signal System: NTSC / PAL (Switchable, for the international person of mystery)
• Min. Illumination: 0.01Lux@1.2F (Sees better in the dark than you do)
• Power: DC 3.3-5.5V (Do not, under any circumstances, feed it raw LiPo voltage)
• Current: 160mA@5V
• Net Weight: 2.9g (Lighter than the CAA's list of rules)
• Dimensions: L18mm*W14mm*H14mm (Officially 'tiny')

What's in the Box*

• 1x Runcam Nano 4 Camera
• 1x Pre-soldered cable because we know you hate fiddly wires

Disclaimer

*The box contains exactly what's listed. Any hopes, dreams, or piloting skills you thought were included are sold separately.

Still Here?

Wow, you actually read the whole thing. You're either a serious spec-nerd or just putting off that soldering job. For your dedication, here's a tip: pair this with a decent VTX and you'll have the best analog nano FPV camera setup for dodging ghosts in your mate's creepy garage. Now go on, click 'add to basket' before the magic smoke escapes from your current camera.