I used the
Anker 8K@60Hz & 4K@144Hz adapter (price went from $29 to $49 somehow), along with the
4K@120Hz cable, to make the following demo:
The obstacle avoidance system will not work indoors, even with the lights fairly bright in here. I have a vaulted ceiling in the room I plan to fly in, but flying indoors is going to require some more prep in here first. Will do that tomorrow to see if the obstacle avoidance will work indoors with day light.
So far, I can say that when I move in front of the
Air 3's camera, the FPS is incredibly smooth on the HDMI out source. It has so far exceeded my expectations. I really think I'm getting the full FPS atm.
I plan ultimately to put a large monitor in my VW Bus which has a deep cell battery in it, so I can have a mobile base station to charge and fly from.
But before all that, I'll be testing out flying with a monitor in the backyard in the next couple of days, so we can really test the FPS, and quality possible. More to come.