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RunCam Night Eagle HD FPV Camera

$94.99

The RunCam Night Eagle HD boasts a 1/2.8" sensor and 1280720@60fps resolution, delivering exceptional imaging with an FOV covering D:125°, H:107°, and V:56°.

About this Product

Experience reliable long-range FPV with the Runcam Link and Runcam Night Eagle HD. The RunCam Night Eagle HD boasts a 1/2.8" sensor and 1280720@60fps resolution, delivering exceptional imaging with an FOV covering D:125°, H:107°, and V:56°. Its compact size, L19mmW19mm*H27mm, and lightweight design at 9g make it ideal for nighttime aerial performance.

Note: VTX is not included, this is the camera only.

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Features

  • High-Quality 1/2.8" Imaging Sensor
  • Smooth  1280*720@60fps Video
  • Compact and Lightweight
  • Wide Field of View
  • Compact Design
  • Rolling Shutter

Specifications

  • Model: RUNCAM Night Eagle HD
  • Image Sensor: 1/2.8"
  • Resolution: 1280*720@60fps
  • LENS: FOV D:125° H:107° V:56°
  • Shutter: Rolling Shutter
  • Coaxial Cable: 120mm
  • Dimensions: L19mmW19mmH27mm
  • Net Weight: 9g

Includes

  • 1x RunCam Night Eagle HD FPV Camera

More information

SKU21383
UPC (GTIN)724376356058
Country of OriginChina

Customer Reviews

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Mounted on my Night-Flyer

DARRICK S.Verified buyer

In a rural area, at midnight, as long as there is bright moonlight, I am able to fly my spot. I only had the 'Polar-Starlight', for comparison. I thought the NightEagle-HD would be a little better, but it blew my expectations away. It's able to resolve a more defined image, in lower light. Needing to see its upper bounds, next, I flew on a cloudy night, with no Moon, and sparse fog at ground-level. As dark as it gets. I would not suggest flying in these conditions, but I need to know the limits of my equipment. At this far limit, the camera's digital noise shows itself, so not as crisp. But, I was able to make out the silhouettes of trees, objects, and known landmarks in my spot. This is the first camera that I have used, that is not completely blacked out in such low light. The next set of tests, will be to find out how light I can go, with onboard illumination, (in both weight & Lumens/Power), in order to bring my NightFlyer to the next level.