Eachine DVR03 is able to record in 720p @ 30fps! You can get the camera from BG. It’s currently only USD29.99.
Pictures
Eachine DVR03 DVR AIO Front
Eachine DVR03 DVR AIO Back
Eachine DVR03 DVR AIO Micro Card Slot
Eachine DVR03 DVR AIO vs QX95 and QX105 BAT
Eachine DVR03 DVR AIO Weight
Eachine DVR03 DVR AIO Height
Eachine DVR03 DVR AIO Width
Eachine DVR03 DVR AIO Height With Antenna
Eachine DVR03 DVR AIO LCD
Due to its weight it’s best to put it inside frames from about 105mm of size.
Features
- VTX with switchable power 25mW/50mW/200mW
- 5.8Ghz with 72 channels
- nickel plated four leaf antenna
- 120° camera
- micro SD card slot for HD video recording
- microphone is on board
Package Contents
- AIO Eachine DVR03 camera
- adapter for Eachine batteries
- user guide
Specs
- powered input between 3.2V and 5.5V (1S battery)
- 1/4 CMOS, 520TVL, 120° camera with 1 mega pixel resolution
- NTSC/PAL switchable cam (can be done over OSD)
- DVR resolution is 640×480 @ 30 fps (Fatsharks)
- HD resolution is 1280×720 @ 30 fps
- VTX @ 200mW uses up to 860mA
Dimensions
- 41.5mm height with antenna
- 18m without antenna
- 29mm width
- light weight with 11g
The Video
Take a look at the following video in which I compare HD footage to DVR footage from Fatsharks. I additionally compare DVR footage from Eachine BAT QX105 and the Eachine DVR03.
Summary
Good for recording 720p @ 30fps HD footage in air crafts but definitely not for FPV racing.
The Good
- Unreal amount of features, including power switchable VTX and micro card slot for recording DVR video.
- Extremely easy to set up over buttons with LCD screen and OSD.
- Comes with a microphone.
The Ugly
- HD video quality could be slightly better.
- Sharpness could be set slightly better.
- Gets very hot.
The Bad
- The worst thing on this AIO camera is the latency for FPV goggles. It’s huge (unusable while recording HD) and therefore the camera can’t be used for FPV racing on micro quads.