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Should I get the DJI goggles or should I get something else?
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<blockquote data-quote="Richard Ruckert" data-source="post: 77287" data-attributes="member: 2396"><p>1) True, and while it is a significant difference. 720p is still reasonably good. 720p is certainly better than most cheap set ups. Will you ever upgrade to the original Mavic Pro? A used unit costs as much as the Spark these days, and is at least 10 times better. So, you could consider your entry to the goggles with the Spark as preparation for the future. Note that when using the MP and goggles. If you travel futher than a mile the resolution drops down from 1080p to 720p at the mile mark.</p><p></p><p>2) False</p><p></p><p>3) False. </p><p>It is not hard. the steps are the same, however there is a specific order to the steps.</p><p>The only difference I'm aware of is the need for the use of a cable between the remote and the goggles</p><p>There are several to many videos of use of Spark and goggles on Youtube. The video below may answer some of your questions; especially regarding the specific steps of set up. </p><p>There are no additional steps just a specific order. </p><p>If one day you do buy the goggles, before takeng your Spark and goggles to the field for the first time, write down these steps to bring with you. Stick the notes in your case. </p><p>I recommend that you take the propellers off the spark and get use to the set up and the goggles in your home. that way you are confident when you get to the field. this would be true for a cheap set up as well. </p><p></p><p></p><p>4) False. you MUST use a phone, or tablet. </p><p>With the Mavic Pro, at first, we didn't have to use a phone, but now we do for fail safe reasons. If you attempt to fly MP with goggles, and bypass the phone, the range is restricted to that of flying by cell phone. I discovered that by surprise, and was reasonably upset about it. Not because the range was limited, though that did suck, but because, yesterday it was fine, and today, WTF?</p><p></p><p>Hope this helps</p><p></p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]eDzU0rfHBsI[/MEDIA]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Richard Ruckert, post: 77287, member: 2396"] 1) True, and while it is a significant difference. 720p is still reasonably good. 720p is certainly better than most cheap set ups. Will you ever upgrade to the original Mavic Pro? A used unit costs as much as the Spark these days, and is at least 10 times better. So, you could consider your entry to the goggles with the Spark as preparation for the future. Note that when using the MP and goggles. If you travel futher than a mile the resolution drops down from 1080p to 720p at the mile mark. 2) False 3) False. It is not hard. the steps are the same, however there is a specific order to the steps. The only difference I'm aware of is the need for the use of a cable between the remote and the goggles There are several to many videos of use of Spark and goggles on Youtube. The video below may answer some of your questions; especially regarding the specific steps of set up. There are no additional steps just a specific order. If one day you do buy the goggles, before takeng your Spark and goggles to the field for the first time, write down these steps to bring with you. Stick the notes in your case. I recommend that you take the propellers off the spark and get use to the set up and the goggles in your home. that way you are confident when you get to the field. this would be true for a cheap set up as well. 4) False. you MUST use a phone, or tablet. With the Mavic Pro, at first, we didn't have to use a phone, but now we do for fail safe reasons. If you attempt to fly MP with goggles, and bypass the phone, the range is restricted to that of flying by cell phone. I discovered that by surprise, and was reasonably upset about it. Not because the range was limited, though that did suck, but because, yesterday it was fine, and today, WTF? Hope this helps [MEDIA=youtube]eDzU0rfHBsI[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]
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