Recent content by Will.i.am

That is the key question. And can you buy the interface box separately? The plug on that interface box certainly "appears" to be the same as on the BT-300. I'm surprised Epson hasn't come out with something like this already. Pre-order price $899 - yikes.

Epson Moverio glasses. With the right shades, you can see the screen even in full sunlight but still see through them to your drone. Or you can put them in an enclosure and they become true goggles. They are small and light, and the only way I will fly my Mavic now.

Well, that's the problem. I'm not sure if it will show "current" location. They say that it will show last measured position. They don't explain how often the device measures its position. So it is not really a tracker. It is a locator. Other users on the Ping support site are reporting...

I just received my two-pack of Pings. So far I am not impressed. They are small, I'll give them that. And they appear to be water-proof, as claimed. But I have not been able to activate either one, after following their sparse instructions - full charge, start the app, select to add a...

Hmm, and I thought the RC arms were made for a Samsung Galaxy S2. Mine fits perfectly. The usb port is offset from the center, so that you can connect with the short cable to the RC side port when you turn the S2 one way, but you can turn it the other way and connect to the rear RC port...

Neither of those monitors would be good for flying your Mavic.

Yes, but you can buy extra foam pads for the Moverios from Rochester.

In honor of this thread, I changed my avatar.

That's strange. I believe that the Mavic works best with Android. I've never used it with an apple device. Therefore Android must be the best. You apple fanboys crack me up.

Irrefutable?? The RC also comes with usb cables. In fact, it comes with both usb-b and usb-c, but only one lightning cable. So hardware-wise, advantage Android. And the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 fits perfectly into the RC arms - like it was made for it. You need to look up the definition of...

Yeah, and it looks like the arms don't fold any more. Definitely won't fit in my shoulder bag.

I think you will really like the Solitaire Ace. I leave my Moverio in this enclosure all the time. It turns the glasses into true goggles. The headband and foam face pad is way more comfortable than the nose piece and temple arms. The magnetic mount shields are very easy to snap on and off...

Rochester Optical's prescription inserts can compensate for IPD differences.

I bought into the hype as well, and picked up a minipad 4 on sale. Big mistake. It was no better than my Galaxy S2. I ended up giving it to my 95 yo mother, and buying the Moverio BT-300. There is no better way to fly the Mavic.

The Moverio display is a virtual screen, equivalent to looking at an 80 inch screen from 5 meters. The image is projected onto your eyeballs. It is not projected onto external surfaces, like a distant wall, so the apparent image size is the same no matter what is in front of the glasses. That...