Bought this to use for FPV with a Phantom FC40 and 2.4GHz video transmitter/receiver. Works well, and has decent image quality. Powering it using an 11.1V LiPo battery. Has buttons on the back for adjusting brightness/contrast/saturation/aspect ratio, and the OSD menu is in English. (The manual was only in Chinese though.) NOTE: The monitor won't turn on at all until it's getting a valid video signal (absolutely no life signs at all!). I first thought it was broken and was about to send it back when a Chinese speaking colleague helped me figure this out (it was mentioned in the manual).

Bought this to use for FPV with a Phantom FC40 and 2.4GHz video transmitter/receiver. Works well, and has decent image quality. Powering it using an 11.1V LiPo battery. Has buttons on the back for adjusting brightness/contrast/saturation/aspect ratio, and the OSD menu is in English. (The manual was only in Chinese though.) NOTE: The monitor won't turn on at all until it's getting a valid video signal (absolutely no life signs at all!). I first thought it was broken and was about to send it back when a Chinese speaking colleague helped me figure this out (it was mentioned in the manual).

Bought this to use for FPV with a Phantom FC40 and 2.4GHz video transmitter/receiver. Works well, and has decent image quality. Powering it using an 11.1V LiPo battery. Has buttons on the back for adjusting brightness/contrast/saturation/aspect ratio, and the OSD menu is in English. (The manual was only in Chinese though.) NOTE: The monitor won't turn on at all until it's getting a valid video signal (absolutely no life signs at all!). I first thought it was broken and was about to send it back when a Chinese speaking colleague helped me figure this out (it was mentioned in the manual).

Picture is clear, best viewing angle seems to be to look slightly down at screen at about 15 - 30 degree angle. This has one red coax connector for power (12 volt DC) and 2 RCA jacks, white (AV1) and yellow (AV2), for video. The screen is blank until a video signal is present at either one of the video inputs. The AV2 video input has priority over AV1. There are 3 buttons on the back, the center is a "mode" selector that gives access to color, contrast, language, ratio, and brightness settings. The other 2 buttons are up/down and used to set the level of the selected mode (eg: brighter or darker), the settings mode can only be accessed when a video signal is present on either input.

Picture is clear, best viewing angle seems to be to look slightly down at screen at about 15 - 30 degree angle. This has one red coax connector for power (12 volt DC) and 2 RCA jacks, white (AV1) and yellow (AV2), for video. The screen is blank until a video signal is present at either one of the video inputs. The AV2 video input has priority over AV1. There are 3 buttons on the back, the center is a "mode" selector that gives access to color, contrast, language, ratio, and brightness settings. The other 2 buttons are up/down and used to set the level of the selected mode (eg: brighter or darker), the settings mode can only be accessed when a video signal is present on either input.

Picture is clear, best viewing angle seems to be to look slightly down at screen at about 15 - 30 degree angle. This has one red coax connector for power (12 volt DC) and 2 RCA jacks, white (AV1) and yellow (AV2), for video. The screen is blank until a video signal is present at either one of the video inputs. The AV2 video input has priority over AV1. There are 3 buttons on the back, the center is a "mode" selector that gives access to color, contrast, language, ratio, and brightness settings. The other 2 buttons are up/down and used to set the level of the selected mode (eg: brighter or darker), the settings mode can only be accessed when a video signal is present on either input.