FPV for Mavic?

hellhole · Nov 17, 2016

Still waiting for my mavic...
But I am looking for FPV for Mavic? Possible?

ikasper · Nov 17, 2016

hellhole said:
Still waiting for my mavic...
But I am looking for FPV for Mavic? Possible?

What do you mean? Like goggles? Because if you have read anything about the mavic you know that you have first person view through your mobile device.

hellhole · Nov 17, 2016

Yes. I understand that. But is it possible to plug in a FPV goggles in there?

ikasper · Nov 17, 2016

This is discussed many times on the forum. Search and get your awnser. Per now i think no you cant.

hellhole · Nov 17, 2016

Thanks!!

msinger · Nov 17, 2016

hellhole said:
Yes. I understand that. But is it possible to plug in a FPV goggles in there?

No. You could get the DJI goggles (when they are released) or use a device that has an HDMI out (like the Nvidia Shield K1).

GerdS · Nov 17, 2016

Short summary yet:
No, you can't connect standard video or HDMI goggles to the Mavic remote.

Solution 1:
Wait until DJI will deliver their own special goggles announced together with Mavic

Solution 2:
Use the Litschi app instead of DJI Go and its Cardboard mode together with any Google Cardboard compatible goggles

Solution 3:
Use a Nvidia tablet which has a native HDMI output instead of your phone and connect your goggles to the tablet.

msinger · Nov 17, 2016

Another option will be to use the HDMI output from the CrystalSky monitor. That product hasn't been released yet though.

F6Rider · Nov 17, 2016

msinger said:
Another option will be to use the HDMI output from the Crystalsky monitor. That product hasn't been released yet though.

I wonder if DJI has to many irons in the fire at once, Mavic pro, Phantom 4 pro, Inspire 2, FPV goggles, Crystalsky monitor, So far the only one being shipped (and slowly) is the Mavic. Are they over taxing themselves?

msinger · Nov 17, 2016

F6Rider said:
Are they over taxing themselves?

This sounds like a problem every company dreams of running into. Just hire more employees. No?

F6Rider · Nov 17, 2016

msinger said:
This sounds like a problem every company dreams of running into. Just hire more employees. No?

It's not that simple of course, unless you want them getting in each others way you need the facilities and manufacturing capacity for them. But you still need the ability to get the products to market without alienating your customers with no information and repeated delays.