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FPV Camera CADDXFPV Infra Analog Camera (IRC-210SL): Your Eyes on the Night Sky
The effectiveness of combat missions at dusk and at night directly depends on the quality of optical equipment. CADDXFPV Infra Analog Camera (IRC-210SL) is a specialized analog camera designed to provide clear images in critically low-light conditions. With a record-breaking resolution of 1500 TVL for analog systems, it allows the operator to identify targets and obstacles where conventional cameras see only darkness.
The IRC-210SL is an indispensable tool for aerial reconnaissance units and FPV attack drone operators working 24/7. Its high sensitivity to the infrared spectrum creates a decisive advantage over the enemy at night.
Key advantages of the CADDXFPV Infra for tactical use
This camera is Not just a video communication element, but a technological solution for specific missions where standard optics prove powerless.
- Ultra-high definition 1500 TVL: Provides the most detailed picture for an analog signal, which allows you to distinguish small objects at long distances.
- Infrared optimization (Infra): A special camera matrix is sensitive to the IR spectrum, which makes it an ideal choice for flights in deep twilight or when using external IR illumination.
- Wide viewing angle 120°: Optimal FOV provides excellent orientation in space and perimeter control without significant geometric distortion ("fisheye effect").
- Universal power supply (9-24 V): Wide range The input voltage allows you to connect the camera directly to a flight controller or video transmitter on most types of frames.
Technical and tactical characteristics (TTX) of the IRC-210SL
CADDXFPV Infra combines the compactness of a standard form factor and the performance of professional optics. Below are the detailed technical parameters of the device:
| Parameter | Characteristic value |
|---|---|
| System type | Analog FPV camera |
| Resolution | 1500 TVL (Ultra High Resolution) |
| Sensor / Model | IRC-210SL (Infra Ready) |
| Field of view (FOV) | 120° |
| Aspect ratio | 4:3 (default) / 16:9 (switch) |
| Input voltage | 9 V - 24 V |
| Dimensions | 20 x 20 mm |
| Manufacturer | CADDXFPV |
Features of operation in combat conditions
The CADDXFPV Infra camera is designed to take into account the loads that arise during intensive use of UAVs:
- Flexibility of settings: The ability to switch between 16:9 and 4:3 formats allows you to adapt the picture to any FPV glasses or ground-based monitors stations.
- Compact size: The 20x20 mm form factor allows you to easily install the camera in most modern kamikaze and reconnaissance frames.
- Stability under voltage fluctuations: Reliable circuitry protects the camera from interference caused by powerful motors.
Expert assessment: CADDX Infra is one of the best cameras in its segment for transitional times (twilight/dawn). It “sees” light where the human eye records only complete darkness. The use of 1500 TVL significantly facilitates the identification of enemy equipment and manpower.
Why choose the CADDXFPV Infra IRC-210SL?
Unlike standard analog cameras, the Infra series from CADDX is results-oriented in difficult lighting conditions:
- Minimum noise: Clear picture even with increased signal in the dark.
- Quick adaptation: The camera instantly reacts to changes in lighting (for example,
- Brand Reliability: CADDXFPV is a recognized market leader, whose products have been proven in thousands of combat sorties.
Conclusion: Your Advantage in the Night Sky
The CADDXFPV Infra Analog Camera (IRC-210SL) FPV Camera is a reliable and proven solution for those who don't plan to stop working after sunset. Its high resolution of 1500 TVL and specialized matrix make this device the best choice for equipping tactical drones. See more, work more accurately, win at any time of day.
Tactical FAQ: CADDXFPV Infra Night Camera
1. What is the difference between an infrared camera and a thermal imager?
Infra amplifies light (like a night vision device), while a thermal imager sees heat. Infra gives a clear picture of branches and wires. As a photographer, detail is important to you: you see the structure of objects, not just spots. But it will not highlight a “cold” person as brightly as a thermal imager.
2. Benefits of 0.0001 lux sensitivity?
The $0.0001\text{ lux}$ level allows you to fly under the stars without backlighting. This is your chance to work in the “gray hour”, when the enemy is blind, and you see everything. As a future medic, you know: good visibility is the key to a successful “operation” to disinfect enemy positions.
3. Using an IR Illuminator?
In basements, IR light is necessary, but in open areas it works as a beacon for enemy night vision devices. The best tactic is to use natural light. Turn on the illumination only in extreme cases, so as not to turn your drone into a bright target.
4. Why is analog still relevant for night?
Zero latency and better noise management. Where digital would "crumble" into artifacts, analog will provide a picture that allows you to reach your target. It's like high ISO on an old DSLR - It's noisy, but everything is clear.
5. How to adjust the camera settings to prevent flare from explosions?
Turn on WDR and limit the brightness in the menu. This will prevent the camera from being blinded by flashes. Your ASUS TUF will help you adjust these parameters through the OSD menu before takeoff.
6. How reliable is f/1.2 optics in dirt?
A large lens ($f/1.2$) collects maximum photons, but is susceptible to scratches.Any dirt at night turns into a cloudy spot across the entire screen. Keep your optics clean—they're your primary tool for accurate aiming.