Es el resultado de una evolucíon lógica de las cámaras del hobby, se acabó la redundancia de cámaras! Tiene sus puntos malos, como son el sistema de intarcambio de tarjetas SD, la excesiva distorsion de lentes o el micrófono... pero gana lo bueno a lo malo. Un gran avance para disminuir peso en nuestros multis y muy cómo da de utilizar. Puedes ver la review completa aquí: https://youtu.be/i-uyzCpqJUE

This is a perfect camera for what is built for.

I was happy to get my Split and try it out. I was impressed overall with the clarity and functions of this camera. Pros: 1. Simultaneously use it for FPV and recording in HD 2. Much lighter than using separate fpv and hd cameras 3. Exceptional in low light 4. Can be ran off of your main battery or a separate battery 5. Circuit board has holes in it for mounting with the flight controller 6. Can be configured to operate through the flight controller 7. Did I mention you can't beat the price for what you're getting? Cons: 1. Has no protection to prevent power feed back if it has power from battery and the USB is plugged in to transfer videos which could damage PC. 2. Ribbon cable that connects the camera to the board is fragile 3. The sd card locking mechanism sometimes pops open from an impact. 4. Has no protection from shock in an impact. Recommendations: 1. Add a resistor to prevent feedback from battery voltage to USB port 2. Make insulation on ribbon cable slightly thicker to make it more durable 3. Sd card licking mechanism should be redesigned so that there's no chance of ejection in a crash 4. Add rubber grommets in the mounting holes to help resist shock from a crash- see how Raceflight and others have done their flight controllers 5. Possibly integrate a vtx in the system to take it to the next level 6. Do away with the 4.3 voltage for power because 5 volts is the most commonly used. 7. Possibly use epoxy on fragile components on the board to prevent breaking off in a crash. Conclusion: A economic alternative to using separate FPV and HD cameras with the bonus of weight savings. Ease of use with exceptional video quality especially in low light. Easily mountable with the flight controller. A great camera that is sure to satisfy for the mini quad enthusiast. Although there where a few issues and a little latency(you get used to it since it's very little) , the sd card licking mechanism and the power feedback, you won't be disappointed in this camera.

Yes, it looks like perfect camera if you do not doing some serious work. Fort that exact reason it perfect for me. As i destroyed my runcam 3 in couple of weeks. But issue i have is camera Just stops working in mid flight on my miniquad. Still thinking to buy another one, but scared...

I Recently purchased the RunCam Split and the video from the DVR is Very smooth and clear, I'm comparing flight video to my GoPro session and Loving it. Less "fish eye" effect on the recording as well. The FPV feed is also as clear, if not better, than my previous FPV camera (Lumeniere with GoPro lens) and the FPV latency has improved. For the price offered on the Split, it's a no-brainer to have dual functionality of FPV and HD flight recording without the added weight and wind resistance of a second camera. Easy to install, lightweight, and Well worth the money. You can't go wrong with this camera.

Excellent product, just be careful pitting an sd card in, I broke mine before I got to use it more than once.

Very happy with my RunCam split after the couple weeks I've had it. The video quality is great. The SD Card slot, not so happy with..the full screen warning about a full SD Card might have been fixed...but any pressure on the card and it loses contact, you still get a full screen 'No SD Card' warning.. Wishing there was a little better documentation describing the bat+/- connector and its use, would love to be able to configure the location of the OSD elements as they're right on top of my IRC OSD for my Vortex 150..which can't be moved. The sticker on the board peeled back and took the top of the beeper with it, so now I have no beeper...over all tho, I love it!

I was pleasantly surprised the the quality of the Runcam Split - for me, it performed very well as both an FPV camera and an HD camera. Even though it is a CMOS camera the latency and light processing was good - the image was nice and bright, and I could see plenty of detail in the goggles. The HD footage was good too. At 1080p and 60 fps, it records smooth, jello free video even on a slightly noisy copter. If you can tune your copter very well, you will have super smooth video! In depth review: http://fpvfrenzy.com/runcam-split-review/ Video comparison against Runcam 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYeBnNjR1tc

It a great FPV and HD camera in one. Removing the need to strap on a GoPro to the top of your drone, increasing the GC. See my HD Footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5VEuaKOhTE&t=83s