Adding an AIO VTX/Camera (an Eachine TX03) to the MJX Bugs 2
I enjoyed flying the MJX Bugs 2, a simple to fly quad with a superb GPS implementation. I found it's WiFi FPV lacking though, so tested with a normal analog 5.8Ghz FPV AIO Camera/VTX
The Quad was supplied by Banggood (thanks !) so here's their (affiliate) link -
I bought the TX03 myself, always handy to have on around and at under £20 it's a bit of a steal. You can take a look at those here
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The Quad was supplied by Banggood (thanks !) so here's their (affiliate) link -
I bought the TX03 myself, always handy to have on around and at under £20 it's a bit of a steal. You can take a look at those here
If you liked this video and want to show your support - either through subscribing, using an affiliate link, becoming a Patreon supporter or buying a T-shirt, then check out all the ways you could help out here /
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