LOL on the vapour lap time
Yeah, the video signal strength is very minimal - yours does look a little more 'iffy' than ours. We see what you show in that video when we have two people on channels right next to each other.
I'd suggest trying one of a few things:
- ensure you pick channels so there is at least 1 channel in between FPV'ers
- try different channels to see if there's something in the venue that is sabotaging your signal (eg. cordless phones, wifi, etc.)
- avoid standing within 3 or 4 feet of another pilot's FPV goggles / ground station
- try powering the camera from its own 1S lipo
- ensure the camera's battery connector isn't vibrating and making/breaking connection.
- eliminate any vibration in your props *
* a quad can fly fine with some vibration (too much and it starts to break down, but) if you can balance your props well and get rid of all vibrations it'll be best for both the quad's locked in feel and, of course, the video signal from the vTx.
Hope this helps... I'm no expert, but those are some brain farts from things I've read or learned through hitting my head on the perverbial brick wall
Cheers,
J