Foxeer Box, EIS Image Stabilization ON/OFF (Skyhunter)

Here is a bit more footage from the Skyhunter, since I was able to sneak in one more flight before the rain started today. :) It was just windy enough for a bumpy ride, perfect for testing image stabilization!
I recorded this time in 1920x1080 @ 60fps, and tested with EIS turned on and off to compare the difference. Personally I prefer it off, but you decide! I should also note that while checking things on the ground, EIS did not seem to function at all in 4K and 2.7K (or is it 2.5K?) Also, the bitrate for 1080p is only slightly lower than 2.5K, at 32Mbps vs 35Mbps. The resulting video looks a little higher quality to me, and looks great for 1080p video. There were no compression artifacts anywhere in the raw video, at least not that I could find.
See the camera here at Banggood:
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1.3GHz video transmitters (I use 200, 400, 800, and 1500mW on various planes)
I recommend this receiver to go with them. I use an older Racewood type they used to sell, but these are supposed to be at least as good with the same Comtech tuners in them. Apparently Racewood is no longer in business, so here's what replaced them:
I use this 8dbi Patch Antenna, it has been my go-to antenna for a long time now, for years! lol I've been out more then 10 miles using one of these and the 800mW vtx listed above:
On the transmitter side, the stock dipoles that come with them work pretty good together with that patch, but if you want slightly better performance and less weight/drag, consider these: