EP 5 - FPV FOR BEGINNERS - Recommend FPV Goggles for Beginners.
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- This series of videos is designed to get you into the FPV Drone Hobby by keeping things simple. In this episode I give you a non-exhaustive list of really good FPV Goggles for both ANALOG and DIGITAL and show the price of each. When it comes to ANALOG you can use pretty much any FPV Goggle you wish, so buy something that is within your budget. If you buy something really good, then you'll never have to buy another pair of goggles for a long time. NOTE: The FATSHARK ATTITUDE V5 Goggles come with everything you need to use them out of the box (case, battery, receiver, antennas, goggles, are all included for the price).
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-FATSHARK HD02: www.getfpv.com...
-FATSHARK HD02 & BEST RECEIVER & ANTENNAS: www.getfpv.com...
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-if you buy FATSHARK Goggles with no receiver, then there are no antennas. Here are some really good antennas: amzn.to/3edX90I
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CORRECTION: In the video I noted that the DJI FPV Googles do not currently have prescription lenses. It does indeed appear that they now have them for very basic prescriptions. However, if you have different prescriptions per eye, I'm not sure they currently exist: store.dji.com/product/dji-fpv-goggles-corrective-lenses?vid=88761
CAPTAIN DRONE Actual prescription lens can be made in Germany at rho-lens.com/tador/ I have used them in the past for my fatshark lens. Placed an order this week for the DJI fpv version
Each of your videos are very informative & more & more they bring the question ANALOG or DIGITAL, as I wrote before I will watch first all your videos. Thanks Steve.
Awesome, thank you!
For most users who are actually on the fence about it there is another option. You can get the DJI goggles and use an adapter (ranges from 15-60 USD) that will let you use a module like the RapidFire Steve showed in his Fatshark's and you can use the DI for BOTH analog and digital. Tons of pilots are doing this now, and it sounds like you might be in the perfect place to go that route.
Nice Steve you pretty much covered Everything up so far pretty darn good
Thanks 👍
i love Steve explains things everything (like diversity) in a way that's really simple for anyone to understand!
I love the last 3 videos in this series. they answered the top 3 questions for beginners like me. Thank you very much for the series.
Glad you like them!
Thanks you sir your a good u tuber expert
My list keeps growing and every episode keeps getting better. Thanks again Captain look forward to the next one.
Glad to hear it!
Great Video I bought a pair of fat shark's 5 years ago and they still work great, great service also. I don't use them every day I kinda moved to planes, but hey! Thanks Rich
Just copped a pair of HDO 2 thinking they were the HDO lol. But now I got them and am watching your videos to learn how to get started!
Sweet!
i love my fatsharks as i said im in no rush to go to dji im going to leave it a while see what other companys hump on board fatshark are working on something as is eachine we will just have to wait and see but competition is good for the hobby
Hoping competitors also enter the digital market to open up opportunities, variety of choice and drive those prices down.
Great FPV series so far.
I was going to look at fpv goggles when I realized, I bet it's the next video. Thanks!
I love your videos. You’ve gotten me into the hobby. Thank you for your great content.
Now i have idea try to consider my astigmatism needs my eye lens for my astigmatism. Thank you for this Broh
Thanks for the goggle overview Steve 👍🏻
Any time!
Yep, the fatshark attitude v5 is the one I bought with a rapid fire module.
Another amazing well thought out video! Can’t wait to start flying. Thanks again Capt. Drone
Glad you enjoyed it
Freaking love that intro song and this epic series
Thank you!
Steve, buy an extension cable that allows you to keep your Fatshark battery in you pocket! Best accessory besides a custom wide head strap!
Wow man
Goggles seem to me really nice to have, that's a very interesting gadget to just look for
I wish you all a nice day! I think this is also perfectly correct very, very meaningful fpv information on the subject, presented in a good style, thinking about using glasses too! 👍You get a huge like in every picture! 👍I wish everyone more successful video recordings and flying strength and health !! 👆🌞👍
Another good video Steve
After much mulling it over, and thanks in large part to this video, I have decided to get the Fat Shark Attitude V5 goggles as the set to start my journey into the FPV hobby.
Also, the music in your videos is quite wonderful and I enjoy it very much!
Good choice on Goggles. Another set of FPV FOR BEGINNERS on the way this week.
This has been incredibly helpful. I have the recon v2 from fat shark that came with my walkera rodeo 150... work well enough like you said... but after flying my hawk 5 I need something a little lighter and better... can't wait for the next episode!!
great job , learning a lot here
I enjoy watching drone talks because I love drones. But in my opinion I'm a camara drone fan more then fpv. Just got a tello drone
I love this series very educational simple to follow easy to understand and fun at the same time, great channel.♥️👊
Awesome, thank you!
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 you are welcome keep up the great work ♥️👊
Hi Steve great videos and information and I see you fly solo in Canada but here in the UK 🇬🇧 the rules of the CAA IS you must have a spotter with you if you fly FPV ,so we don't have much chance of enjoying this hobby by your self .
In Canada, like the UK, the rules are called "common-sense" rules. In other words the rules are written with a spirit in mind. Remember the old adage... if a tree falls in the woods and no one is around, does it make a sound? This is how you should consider the drone rules/regulations. So in the UK and Canada it is necessary to keep the drone in view. Why is that exactly? Well, so that you don't injure anyone or damage property. So what if you fly in a location where there are no people and property that can't be damaged? Who will ever report you? No one, because there is no one around & the only person to damage is yourself. So if you are ever worried, go someplace far away from humans (out in a big field) and fly and enjoy your FPV hobby.
Thumbs up ere' Captain - loving the series - many thanks for sharing the info :)
Thank u Captain drone! that was a really good imformative video! I really must try f.p.v.!! 😀👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it
them green ones look sick..
I enjoy your channel. I just got my very first drone a Mavic air 2. Now I want a FPV, all down hill from there into addiction.
Welcome aboard!
Another great video Captain 👍. It looks like there's a few decent goggles in my price range.. Hopefully more companies develop Digital goggles and lower the price point. Thanks for sharing..peAce
7:34 just like the hubsan zino 2
You get black black and bright bright (when filming at night on the zino 2)
From drone talk ep. 3
I'm loving this series so far, very informative. Will there be a video on antennas? There's too many different ones to easily figure out which ones you need.
I had not planned on it, but perhaps I will make such a video since there are different antennas for drones as well as goggles.
I would be very interested in this subject (antennas for goggles and quads) as well. I just startet my first FPV-experience with the 4K-TinyGo-bundle from GEPRC. It‘s big fun but I would like to improve the video stability and range between goggles and quad. I‘m using 200 mW and I think the signal should be much better with better antennas ...
Loving these videos. Im definitely getting the itch to get into this hobby , ive had a nice handful of camera drones. That being said, i have a recommendation for a super cheap beginner goggle. Awhile back i purchased the Ehang Ghostdrone 2.0 4k camera drone. One version of this drone the VR drone, which utilized a pair of fatshark style goggles. Now sadly for me my ghostdrone had bad batteries and couldnt get the drone to work sovi returned mine, but on ebay you can get the goggles brand new for roughly $30! And according to Ehangs official website these goggles work with any other drone that uses a 5.8ghz signal.
Another great video in a terrific series .. answering all the key questions and demystifying the FPV hobby ! Thank You .. hoping to join the FPV ranks before the end of the summer ! Hoping to add to more freestyle cinematic flying :-)
Glad it was helpful!
Steve! Nice video- one correction, you can get corrective inserts for the DJI goggles.
Please post links. I looked before and there was zero method on how to install them.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 newbeedrone.com/products/dji-fpv-goggles-corrective-lenses?variant=31382988128339¤cy=USD&
They just snap in.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 This is from DJI. store.dji.com/product/dji-fpv-goggles-corrective-lenses?vid=88761
@@EthanMitchell_CZcams Excellent. When the googles first came out there were no such add ons. Glad to see they exist now. I'll PIN a correction under the video.
Perhaps as a follow up you could go over the types of antennas to be used - in relation to the type of signal output on the drone? And the differences and what is good and bad?
Nice video thanks for a good work!!!
Thanks for watching!
Hi Captain, love this series, very useful for beginners. I just got the BetaFPV Cetus Pro RTF kit and unfortunately, turns out that the box goggles that comes with it look blurry to me. I don't wear glasses for reading, only for long distance, but still... Hard to use these. What Goggles do you recommend that are not too expensive for a beginner that is not sure if FPV is for me that will allow me to change the distance from my eyes, for better focus? Thanks
Really enjoying this series! Seems like the next big step in digital will be head-tracking VR with a 360 camera. Can you imagine?? But that's gotta be a few years off yet, if PC/console VR is any indication.
Honestly, I recommend folks check out ebay and sites like that for great deals on fatsharks. A lot of folks (including myself) are getting rid of a lot of our analog gear, because we're making the switch to digital. We're letting our stuff go cheap to recoup some of the cost of going digital.
Great series so far. ! I’m still flying the GPS camera drones and looking to break into FPV, so , learning a little of this and that as I go. Will you be showing us how to “bind” the radio to what you’re going to fly ? Thanks for all you do Captain. 👍
Yes, in episode #9, I go through how to set up a drone in the radio (all the channels, the switches, the photo, the voices), then how to bind it to the radio, then set it up in Betaflight. Everything is step by step.
there's a lot of antenna available on the market as an upgrade. It would be good to have a basic tutorial about that and which one to get (maybe in an intermediate series of tutorial). Thanks.
Hello again Captain!!! Wondering if you have a reviews on the Fat Shark Attitude V6? Also do have a video on how to set up FPV goggles?
I have nothing on the V6. Analog FPV goggles just need to be powered on and then press the SCAN button to find an active channel that is sending a signal. Be careful with some FATSHARK goggles... FATSHARKs are the best, however some goggles do not come with the antenna nor the receiver, so check that in the description of whatever you are buying.
Great review on the goggles.. I found some ehang goggles that works good 👍.. nice long range.. for 35 dollars on ebay. com.. no dvr..
Great video 👍
Thanks 👍
These are out of my retirement pension price range. I am flying a Eachine 58 and like it a lot. Am considering the Eachine EV800D 5.8G 40CH Diversity FPV Goggles with DVR for $99. Looks like good reviews, screen box is extendable for focus with glasses.
99$? You can get them for 80$. Checkout Tobyrich TR1 as well, same goggles but rebranded and much cheaper.
The EV800DM are the ones with the focus option, but they were far smaller that the original 800D's. If you can I would recommend connecting with local flying clubs to see if you can demo one out in person before spending the money on box goggles. I have a cheaper set I can't personally use because of this.
Steve, can you make an updated video? For beginners looking for goggles
Mr Steve nice review (love from india🇮🇳🇮🇳).
So, what do you think of the emerging selection of Augmented Reality (AR) glasses? Yea, I know the tech is still new and pricey but I think they were still worth mentioning.
As for brands, maybe you should have pointed people in the direction of others? Eachine, Skyzone, and Flysight all have some stuff worth checking out. Not so sure about Orqa goggles, though. They're a new company that aims to compete with Fatshark in the premium range. What are your thoughts about them?
Otherwise, good video! I forgot about box goggles. Definitely a form factor to consider when getting into this hobby.
I wear glasses to read. I have the cheap Emax goggles that comes in the RTF kit. I took them apart, cut slots in the sides, then cut the ear pieces off an old pair of glasses, and installed them in the goggles. Put the goggles back together and it works pretty well. The Emax goggles are not diversity. They have 2 antennas but I took them apart and there is only 1 receiver module in them. So look out for fake diversity if diversity is what you're looking for. A lot of cheaper goggles will have 2 antennas and some companies will even lie and say they have diversity, but they don't.
I’d like to see a pros and cons plus video comparison between the top Fatshark goggles and the DJI Digital ones...
There are so many of those videos already on CZcams that go into detail. Check out Joshua Bardwell's channel. This series is designed to get people into the hobby by keeping things simple.
I really enjoyed your FPV series. However, I was wondering if you can recommend goggles for use with camera drones. I see that the goggles you discuss are for the FPV drones but my grandson and I aren't there yet. So hopefully if there are goggles for camera drones (VR would be nice) we could start to get use to wearing goggles and also use a controller. Thanks in advance for your help.
thank you thank you thank you. The info i wanted and only from someone that knows what they are talking about. You.
I would love to get into a digital fpv, easily can get dji kit from amazon but yet to find a drone in the EU or UK. Can be imported of course but customs and excise...
I have a pair of FatShark goggles. But the problem I have is the prescription lens cost sooo much. Because my eyes won’t work with the negative prescriptions.
De toute beauté !
Whats the difference viewing thru fpv goggles and viewing from the drones video camera thru your phone?
In FPV you do not use a phone. Phone's are slow to display info so the brain has to be slow :-)
Great steve
Hello Captain I'm a noob to FPV and I'm learning on the Emax Tinyhwak freestyle 2 RTF kit. I'm ready to make a goggle upgrade and like what you are using!!! Can I swap out the box goggles in my RTF kit for what you are using?
Yes. Most people in the FPV hobby will buy one really good set of FPV goggles (analog) and keep them for years. Mine are the FATSHARK HDO2 version. Unfortunately they don't come with a receiver, so you have to buy that separately.
Damn your the best reviewer steve!!!
Thank you kindly.
Hi have you look at the DJI racing edition as they can do analog or digital, I was wondering are they as good or better than Fatshark for clarity as I would like to get into some fpv flying
Hope you get this Cheers Robbie
Quick correction - they do make diopter lens inserts for the DJI goggles, same as fatsharks.
I added a correction below the vid. I did a search and I don't see the ability for lens correction if you have two different eye prescriptions like a big part of the public.
Yes they do at rho-lens.com/tador/ used them in the past
How about the skyzone 03O goggles, only analogue goggles that are better are the hdo2’s from fat shark, and they’re a lot cheaper and come with receivers?
They are an excellent value. If you are considering going digital, but only a bit later then these are and excellent option. I have the non-OLED Sy02X's and those are excellent by themselves. The OLED screeen in the the Sky03O's are considered even better than the HDO2 by a few reviewers. You certainly won't go wrong. But if you are planning on a lot of high-multi-path interefernce flying (bandos, warehouses, etc) then you might want to consider a solution where you can pick your module for the best reception (RapidFire is still the best in those cases).
Andrew Oulton , there’s a new version of the wildfire which has been released which might match rapid fire in performance and is a cheaper option. Joshua bardwell did a video on it and he couldn’t tell which one was better, they were that close. I have the 02X skyzone goggles as well and I love how quick the scanning is and how good the reception is, a friend who has a fairly high end fat shark was impressed with how far I was getting a signal from my lost quad, his fat sharks weren’t getting as good a signal. This was a quad lost over a hill slightly and at quite a distance. There’s also a module out that acts as an adapter so that you can fit a rapid fire or other receiver on your skyzone goggles, still be a cheaper option than buying fat sharks and get the best of all worlds.
@@DavidReynolds-kr6yh I saw the videos on teh WildFire, and it is close, but I could still see the RapidFire winning in all of the reviews. Now is it WORTH it? I'd say only to the most hardcore user in the first place. On those grounds I wouldn't even bother with adding a module to the Skyzone's as close as those also are to "Unicorn Magic" as JB & others put it. I'd far sooner go DJI and put an analog module on it using one of the integrated face-plate replacement units out there :)
Steve what's up with the two watches
It looks cool on you!!
My family buys me plenty of watches
@CAPTAIN DRONE , there are also dji fpv racing goggles, a varian of their camera drone goggles do they work with the digital fpv system or only for mavic 2 pro stuff?
The answer is NOPE. The DJI RACING GOOGLES do indeed have the option for an FPV signal, but it is for an Analog FPV signal (not digital) and since they are BOX Goggles, they are not very good for the FPV hobby.
I dropped my goggles and now antennas rattle so do you think I broke the antennas because I'm getting no range I'm not sure if they should make a noise when you shake them antennas rattle all four antennas rattle when shake them is that normal and maybe I have some other problem Thanks
FATSHARKs can be dropped over and over and still work, and if not, they have a massive warranty and can be repaired or replaced. Non-FATSHARKs can get damaged. You may have cracked a circuit inside.
Thank you so much!
Odd question but how do you get over the psychological element of being blind to your surroundings, I'd be pretty sure where I fly I'd have dogs jumping on me or someone would try to rob me
Then please do not fly in such a location. When I fly, I either have friends with me who notify me of what is happening in my surrounds, or when I fly just by myself, I fly at a time when everyone is in bed or fly with a drone under 250 grams. If my ears hear anything near me, I just face the drone my way to see what is around me.
I have read there is some analog hack for the DJI. what are your thoughts on that? what would be the shortcomings ?
No hack required. The DJI Goggles allow an ANALOG receiver to be connected.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 so does this makes sense: DJI googgles. + DJI control + Analog controller.. best combo for both worlds?
or should I commit to full analog ?
@@aarrodri You would then need to also buy ANALOG GOGGLES to have the best of both worlds. If you have the DJI Goggles, you'd then have a drone with a digital camera. You can add a receiver to the drone that is compatible with any radio on the market, but if you ever wish to use the radio to fly and Analog Drone then you'd need Analog Goggles, or add an analog video receiver to your DJI Goggles.
What if I use the eachine ROTG02 , my phone and vr goggles?
I have no idea what the ROTGO2 is
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 It is a device that turns a phone / tab / laptop into a FPV monitor.
That can work for spectators, but the real-time latency between what's being transmitted and what you see will lead to crashes if you are flying using them :)
Hi captain! I was wandering, this googles don’t make you dizzy, or in time you will get use to it? 🙏
Think of it this way. When you drive a car do you get dizzy? Have you heard of car sickness? The driver will rarely if ever get car sickness but the passenger might. This is the same for FPV. Since you are the pilot you won't get dizzy but if a spectator was wearing FPV goggles and watching your flight, they may very well get dizzy.
Hi Captain drone, does FRSKY FCC matters for a Goggles and the Radio? what does Frsky Fcc mean or do to a drone, thanks in advance
FRSKY is a communication for telemetry and not goggles
God video!
Thanks!
My friend and I just purchased the beta fpv advanced kit 2 mines not arrived yet. But his has and hes having problems focusing. Does he need reading glasses or something or can he adjust somehow? Thanks
Wow first then
Nice video Steve
Make videos everyday to stay afloat
Well stay afloat Steve is not going broke but what i mean is that every viewers on his channel have to watch every day so we can all benefit on it..
But Steve is getting older soo ehhhh every two days or sometimes 2 days straight..
Will the DJI goggle work with other drones like the Parrot Anafi, and Autel Evo 2?
Nope
Are these good for people with glasses? How did you get prescription lenses for your fat sharks?
Lots of companies make prescription lenses for FATSHARKs for around $100 US. Or you can buy the newer FATSHARKS that have a built in focus system that usually works just as good.
G'day Steve. I've made the jump into FPV after watching your videos, and wondering how my new Fatshark Scout 4 box goggles connect? Is it direct to the camera (Caddx Ratel)? I'm a bit confused and concerned I stuffed up! Cheers mate 👍
Just plug a battery into your drone, then plug a battery into your googles and hit the SCAN button on your goggles until the channel is found.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 Thanks for your help mate...👍
4:11 Steve!!! the camera is not there
😂
What fpv would you recommend for the HS720E? Please.
HS720E is not an FPV drone, so there is no FPV.
Do all 5.8Ghz goggles work with all 5.8Ghz drones like fpv camera drones? I am looking at a Flysight SpeXman SPX02 goggle working with a HS700D fpv 5.8ghz.
Yes, if the goggles are designed for the 5.8 ghz frequency with the correct bands and channels.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 Thanks CAP!
Hey cap when will you continue drone talk i also really liked those episodes
Yes, I hope to get back to that later this summer.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 sounds good
can you connect the dji google two mavic mini
Not at this time.
Great video!!! What comes with the DJI goggles? Do they come with a case and a battery like the fatshark goggles? If they don't come with a battery will any 4S battery work or is there a recommended form factor battery and short cable that will fit in an after market fatstrap for comfort instead of stuffing a battery in your pocket and getting frustrated with wire tangles.
They come with a bag, that is pretty much it. Use a 3S or 4S battery of any size that has an XT60 connector (like you'd use on most FPV Drones). I place the battery in my lap or pocket. There are 3rd party option attachments to place it at the back of the head.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 Thank you for your reply! I am really looking forward to the next episode on chargers. I am in the market for one and a mistake in this sort of purchase is a painful replacement purchase later. I have also wondering if I should get a parallel board set up for multiple battery charge configurations. I fly DJI camera drones and I like the ease of charging multiple batteries albeit in a serial fashion. Great content!! Even better that you are a fellow Canadian!!
If you have only one charger then you can certainly look into an add on board to charge multiple batteries of the same size all at once. I’ve been in the hobby for awhile so I use 10 individual chargers (I always charge up 10 batteries before heading out to fly).
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 I have two FPV drones now, the rotor riot HDI and the iFlight DC5 and I need a FPV backpack to take them to the field. Something suitable for my DJI goggles, and radio, a drone or two, batteries, etc. I've noticed a rather large backpack that you use in some of your videos, but I haven't found one where you have it listed in your comments. What backpack would you recommend for a fellow Canadian new FPV pilot like me?
I use the Betaflight Hive FPV backpack (love it). Another backpack I use is the Hobbyking FPV backpack.
Is it possible to have two or more FPV goggles working with one drone at the same time?
Yes, sometimes there are hundreds.
Hey got a question about goggles captain drone... so I've been leaning towards the green pair of fatsharks but today someone mentioned the dji racing goggles and how they can do digital AND analog .. are these a viable option ? Is there a reason I dont ever see anyone mention them ? Could I buy them for analog and just know that when I'm ready to go digital id already be ready in my goggles ? Def going analog for a while .. no rush to get into digital ..maybe in a year or two .
DJI RACING GOGGLES are for the MAVIC drones. They can also be used for ANALOG FPV (not very good though). They can not be used for DIGITAL FPV.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 thanks ..i figured there must be a good reason i don't see anyone using them . I have a few mavics but don't really have a need for goggles to use with them. Im actually having a hard time finding goggles .. i figured id get the attitude v5 because it comes with everything i need plus i know they are compatible with things like crossfire .. but they are sold out everywhere. I dont want to get the scouts and then want to upgrade right away. I looked at skyzones .. and a few others but none of their descriptions say if they come with recievers or if they cane be upgraded to crossfire. Or whatever . Just kind of going around in circles when it comes to goggles right now. Thanks for your videos ..im learning a lot. I ordered the radiomaster tx 16s from your link .. but ive heard horror stories about banggood and shipping so im really not trying to order anything else from them until I at least get the radio .
how about vr goggles, controlling drones through a pc or a phone?
The FPV Drone hobby does not use VR googles or phones so such items won't be covered in this series. Low cost budget camera drones will often use the $30 VR googles.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 i think the hobby could use such items, you can attach radios and controllers to pc
i wish i never bought my attitude fat sharks from 2014...paid $500..and never even used them...i did try them through them using camera and they are not even close to what you get today... for $300 you get sooo much better performing googles now verses 2014...
Steve, what is the cost for glasses for the Fat Shark? And, how and where do you purchase them so they fit properly?
You mean prescription inserts? If you have a basic prescription (same in each eye) then it is inexpensive. If you need them specially made then it can run you around $100 US. Some FATSHARK Googles, like the HDO2 models have individual sliders for each eye so no prescription lenses are required. If you use the DJI FPV Googles then you can fly with your existing glasses as long as they are not massive in size.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 Thanks! Prescription lenses that are different. Who and how do you go about purchasing the lenses so they fit?
First you need goggles that can accept inserts, then you send your eyeglass prescription to one of a few companies in Europe, and the lenses are made.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 : Yikes, expensive written all over it. I guess the box type or digital DJI is the best solution?
Would DJI goggles work with Analog?
You have to ADD an analog module to the DJI FPV Goggles to make them work with Analog.
Good work but didn’t mention battery for DJI goggles. What do you recommend ?
When you are in the RC Hobby you will have lots of lipo batteries. The DJI Goggles are designed to use such batteries of all voltage levels. I use the same batteries that I use on my larger FPV drones which are 4 cell lipo batteries at 1500 mAh, that have an XT60 connector.
No Skyzones? That's a bummer because I own some Skyzone O2c goggles and they're very nice. Some like better than Fatshark.
I have no experience with them, so I did not mention them.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 fair enough, I really love this series you're doing anyway and as always enjoy your channel, thanks
Does digital fpv goggles have fan?
Yes. As soon as you attach a battery, the fan comes on.
You missed the mark by not showing the Skyzone. Fantastic goggles.
If you watch my channel you'll see I don't like to recommend products from companies I have no experience with. Not fair to the viewer.
CAPTAIN DRONE I do watch your channel buddy. And it’s not fair to viewers to have slanted and biased reviews. Don’t be a smartass.
Cigar Nation Warriors Ok that was an unnecessary smart ass narrow viewed comment.
CAPTAIN DRONE Yes, it was, and you have previously provoked that comment before. I always watched your videos. You needn’t respond to me as if I don’t.
Cigar Nation Warriors I was actually being polite with no negative intent. Is there some history I am unaware of? Do I come across in my videos as a Negative person never asking people to comment or post their views? Do I appear to you to be someone who is here to put others down? Do I have something to gain by it? Do I take the time to respond to all comments with the sole purpose of ridicule to the viewer?
I asked this same question about the radio, but it was really for the goggles episode. Is there a module or something to use the DJI goggles with analogue drones.
Yes
Opinion of the fatshark scout?
Box google, but better then the budget FATSHARK RECON.
Steve, I am definitely getting into FPV. I was looking at purchasing a pair of Fat Shark Dominator HD Digital FPV Goggles/Headset (FSV1125). Do I need to purchase anything else with it besides antennas? I want to pair it with a Cetus x fpv like I saw you fly on one of you videos.
Those goggles are for the Walksnail Avatar system. This means if you get them then you must only buy FPV drones with that Walksnail system in them.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 Which Fat Shark goggles should I buy? You have me sold on Fat Shark! LOL
@@victorweiss7018 Fatshark and other companies are slowly getting out of Analog so you might find so good deals of the HDO goggles with Rapid Fire & Antennas. Or you can just go crazy and get the Digital DJI Goggles 2… and if you’re gonna do that, just get the Avata bundle.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 I am Crazy! I bought the DJI FPV drone package that had the V2 goggles with it. Will those goggles work with other drone brands?
@@victorweiss7018 For your answers, watch episode 12 of this series.
Steve dose the fat shark work with the mavic mini? And the mantis Q?
Nope. Those two drones are CAMERA DRONES. FATSHARK googles are FPV which means you need an FPV Drone.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 ok thanks Steve