alternatives

[Nope 2.0]

are their any better alternatives to the DJI goggles?
for apple

 

[Spark 317]

You could try CAVU and a pair of VR goggles if running Android.

 

[sirkkelley]

I see a lot of people using FatShark goggles but I have not.

 

[Nope 2.0]

You could try CAVU and a pair of VR goggles if running Android.

thanks for the suggestion but I don't have android

 

[graywoulf]

I have a pair of FatShark goggles but why would I want to use them when I have a 7 inch iPad Mini 4 screen in my view. To me, goggles are great if you are flying a mini quad for sport and aerobatics and not much more. The view in the goggle's screen is very limiting in definition and viewing angle. And unless you have a spotter, you are taking a big chance in crashing your drone. Just my opinion and nothing more.

 

[Nope 2.0]

I'll do some research into them thanks

 

[Spark 317]

I'll do some research into them thanks

If you want to speed money, the Epson BT-300 are cool.

$700. Ouch.

But they do allow you to look through the glasses, keeping VLOS, and all of the telementry on the glass.

They come with it's own device to use with the remote.

Epson worked along side with DJI in making these.

 

[Richard Ruckert]

are their any better alternatives to the DJI goggles?
for apple

No