Hello Kilrah,
Please forgive me for any questions that may be obvious to you. A bit new to this sort of thing but learn quickly.
From what I can see your device works great with no delay or glitching. Not sure what the Kernel thing was after the flashing of a LegacyRom above though. I really like your idea here for several reasons but will tell you and others what I worked at today. I found a recent, Dec 23rd 2016, YouTube post from a little guy in Germany using a wireless display receiver. Similar to another post here that used the google device wireless display receiver. Researched Google device several days ago but people were noting problems with the unit such as shutting down. Not really what you want when Mavic is a mile or two from home. German fella was using another wireless display receiver device. I decided to head for where I could find one today which was BestBuy. They didn't have the same one the german fella had but had the Goggle device and another called a ScreenBeam Mini2 by Actiontec which I bought. Yes, wires and another power supply besides the dominator hd2 battery. To bad they are not the same voltage to share the battery. I liked this solution as the mirroring was flawless between a Galaxy phone and a large screen tv on YouTube videos. Problem for me was I couldn't get the ScreenBeam to connect with the phone. I think it did once but then never again. We tried hooking it to computer monitor, goggles but nothing. Even tried another Galaxy s5. Regardless during this whole process I'm thinking the following. 1. My phone is tied up when in use flying the Mavic. 2. Still need a compact power source for the ScreenBeam receiver that is plugged in to my goggles. 3. Extra wires/connectors/adapters. 4. The cost of the screenbeam and adapters. These all led me to think the best course is a dedicated device like you did. The money I spent for the ScreenBeam and adapters offsets a device whichever one chosen. I still haven't ruled out the Wireless Display receiver but as noted above why. So if the GPD works smoothly that seems the best way to go. If not then perhaps with a WDR that works I'd clean up the wiring, add a similar to Fatshark 5v battery and be good to go. Anyway, hoping to get something working one way or another so I and others can take advantage of FPV with their quality goggles for a better experience. Thank you for sharing your talents. Perry
Please forgive me for any questions that may be obvious to you. A bit new to this sort of thing but learn quickly.
From what I can see your device works great with no delay or glitching. Not sure what the Kernel thing was after the flashing of a LegacyRom above though. I really like your idea here for several reasons but will tell you and others what I worked at today. I found a recent, Dec 23rd 2016, YouTube post from a little guy in Germany using a wireless display receiver. Similar to another post here that used the google device wireless display receiver. Researched Google device several days ago but people were noting problems with the unit such as shutting down. Not really what you want when Mavic is a mile or two from home. German fella was using another wireless display receiver device. I decided to head for where I could find one today which was BestBuy. They didn't have the same one the german fella had but had the Goggle device and another called a ScreenBeam Mini2 by Actiontec which I bought. Yes, wires and another power supply besides the dominator hd2 battery. To bad they are not the same voltage to share the battery. I liked this solution as the mirroring was flawless between a Galaxy phone and a large screen tv on YouTube videos. Problem for me was I couldn't get the ScreenBeam to connect with the phone. I think it did once but then never again. We tried hooking it to computer monitor, goggles but nothing. Even tried another Galaxy s5. Regardless during this whole process I'm thinking the following. 1. My phone is tied up when in use flying the Mavic. 2. Still need a compact power source for the ScreenBeam receiver that is plugged in to my goggles. 3. Extra wires/connectors/adapters. 4. The cost of the screenbeam and adapters. These all led me to think the best course is a dedicated device like you did. The money I spent for the ScreenBeam and adapters offsets a device whichever one chosen. I still haven't ruled out the Wireless Display receiver but as noted above why. So if the GPD works smoothly that seems the best way to go. If not then perhaps with a WDR that works I'd clean up the wiring, add a similar to Fatshark 5v battery and be good to go. Anyway, hoping to get something working one way or another so I and others can take advantage of FPV with their quality goggles for a better experience. Thank you for sharing your talents. Perry
