Spotter V2 FPV AIO Camera?

[CapnFailBoat]

Got a pair of goggles and snagged this guy for my first fpv set up.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078PK98HC/?tag=lstir-20

Amazon reviews seemed decent, anyone here have experience with it?
Input specs claim it's good from a 2 cell up to a 4 cell.

Was going to velcro it to the top of a mini i have, going to be soldering up an inline JST power connector for it in the meantime.

 

[FDS]

All those AOI cameras are pretty similar. They work fine for the sort of thing you are doing. The cameras are not the best but great for dipping your toe in the FPV water without a complex set up. I use them on small stuff and ground vehicles.
I prefer using a separate BEC or similar voltage regulator to supply power for FPV, it smooths the power supply and eliminates any electrical “noise” from the motors or ESC.
Velcro is not a very good mount for cameras, it wobbles too much. Try using elastic bands to hold it in place, they are easy to move too.

 

[CapnFailBoat]

I had picked this camera because of the voltage range, most of the other AIOs I came across were limited to 1 cell voltages.

I was hoping putting the inline tie in before the esc would prevent noise.

Thanks for the tip with the elastic bands

 

[FDS]

Anywhere on the main battery cable will get noise to a degree, hence a separate filtered supply is better. Some people run off the balance lead of the battery.