RunCam Split 4 V2
| System | analog |
|---|---|
| Size class | nano |
| Resolution | 4K@30fps/2.7K@60fps/2.7K@50fps/1080P@60fps |
| Field of view | 140 degrees (diagonal) |
| Input voltage | 5-20V |
| Weight | 10.2 g |
| Price (approx.) | 99.99 USD |
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Where this data comes from
A split camera: a 14x14mm lens module that sits in the frame's camera mount, wired to a 29x29mm recording board bolted elsewhere. size_class is nano because the lens module is the camera - RunCam's manual prints "Lens Module Size 14*14mm", "PCB Size 29*29mm" and "Mounting Hole Distance 25.5*25.5mm" in one block, and the retail listing repeats all three. system is analog, not "Digital HD": the 4K is recorded to the microSD card, while the live FPV feed is composite video on a wire to a VTX - the manual's parameter block says "TV Mode: NTSC (720*480)/PAL (720*576) Switchable" and its wiring diagram runs Video and GND from the board to a Video Transmitter. The scrape had read "4K 1080p 13MP Pixel Sensor" out of the listing's own feature bullets. RunCam no longer sells the V2 - the shop carries only the Split 4 V3 - but the brand still publishes the model's download page, and the English user manual it links there (RC_Split_4k_Manual_EN.pdf) is the source for all of the above.