Product Details
In a world obsessed with 4K digital, this camera is the quiet, confident nod in the corner. The Foxeer Razer Mini V3 isn't here to win a cinematic film festival. It's here to give you a crisp, reliable 1200TVL picture so you can stop introducing your quad to trees. If you're looking for a solid analogue FPV camera in the UK with a proven Sony CMOS sensor, congratulations, you can stop scrolling.
Why You Want It
Because latency is the difference between clipping a gate and wearing it as a hat. This camera's job is speed and clarity. The Super WDR cuts through glare when you fly from a dark building into bright sunlight, meaning you're never flying blind. At only 12 grams, it's lighter than your pre-flight anxiety, and its wide voltage input (5-25V) means you can power it from almost any pad without a second thought. It's simple, rugged, and it just works.
Specifications
- Sensor: Sony 1/3" CMOS (the industry workhorse)
- Resolution: 1200 TVL (because pixels are for spreadsheets, not power loops)
- Aspect Ratio: 4:3 (the one true ratio for freestyle, PAL/NTSC switchable)
- Field of View (H): 98° (wide enough to see the gap, narrow enough to hit it)
- WDR: Super WDR (so you can actually see where you're going)
- Min. Illumination: 0.01 Lux (sees better in the dark than you do after staring at Betaflight)
- Voltage Input: 5-25V (sips power gently from your FC or VTX)
- OSD: None (zero on-screen clutter to distract you from that rapidly approaching ground)
- Dimensions: 22x22mm (will fit in frames made this decade)
- Weight: 12g (lighter than the CAA's list of regulations)
What's in the Box*
- 1x Foxeer Razer Mini V3 FPV Camera
- 1x Video Cable (the bit you'll solder to the wrong pad at least once)
- 1x Mounting Bracket & Screw Set
Disclaimer
*Supply chains are a myth and the box contents are subject to the whims of the universe, but we promise the camera part is accurate.
Still Here?
Still reading? You've scrolled past the specs of one of the most dependable analogue cameras on the market. You're trying to justify not spending £150 on a digital VTX that'll make your wallet weep, aren't you? We see you. Consider this your sign. This reliable analogue FPV camera is the smart choice. Add it to the cart and go fly.