Recent content by Jay Wolters

no -- but you can use any 2d magnifier on amazon to display your phone on a goggle style headset. https://www.amazon.com/Patented-Generation-Virtual-Reality-Headset/dp/B07572QSW8/ref=pd_rhf_gw_p_img_11?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=J55S43DGH0YWR000G0D8

I would warn that ~100ms of latency prevents you from flying in sport mode without a large degree of caution -- there is no way you could use these to race FPV drones that require less than ~20ms of latency. This is why DJI has a racing-edition version of their googles (fitted with standard...

the only way I was able to control the spark was using the Spark Pro app and the cardboard-style 3d diopter goggles. I could tilt up and down and it works great except the phone screen resolution is cut in half. To my knowledge you loss all the awesome features of the DJI goggles if you attempt...

I preffer to use these MOGO VR 2d goggles and the DJI app. Works really well and doesnt suffer from diopter lense screen resolution.

I live in SD - too close to Montgomery Field to fly. I agree it seems like the whole area is off-limits without a flight plan and phone call to tower

OK I have been following this thread and wanted to chime in on my current solution. I have tried the Spark Pro app and I do like its features with the "Cardboard" (google) fpv diopter view but the two problems I had were that I found the pixels to be annoying after a while (due to the fact...