FPV Goggles for Mavic?

[SRJ_Mavic_PRO]

Can you use FPV goggles with the Mavic?

 

[msinger]

The Epson Moverio BT-300 glasses are the only FPV goggles/glasses that are currently compatible with the Mavic. Check out this thread for more details about these glasses.

It's also possible to use the Nvidia Shield K1 along with the FPV goggles/glasses listed here.

 

[macinfosys]

I have both BT-300 and the Sony Cinemizer. The BT-300 is a great FPV but it still needs some fixes regarding the Go 4 app that is used on the controller. You also need to get use to the idea of not being able to TOUCH a screen for menu / functions but to use a trackpad on the controller. The way I have used the Cinemizer is with my iOS device and a EZCast 4k HDMI adapter and a small usb battery pack to Airplay mirror the iOS display onto the Sony FPV. It works great with almost no lag on the visual display. Both solutions are good but I think once the BT-300 software is resolved it would a more ideal solution to use.

 

[SRJ_Mavic_PRO]

Thanks guys! How about Fatshark? Is that an option for the Mavic?

 

[msinger]

Fatshark is an option if you're using the Nvidia Shield K1 -- or if you have a setup like macinfosys mentioned above.

 

[SRJ_Mavic_PRO]

Yea should have added "with my iPad Pro" sorry...

 

[Steve the Phantom]

I have both BT-300 and the Sony Cinemizer. The BT-300 is a great FPV but it still needs some fixes regarding the Go 4 app that is used on the controller. You also need to get use to the idea of not being able to TOUCH a screen for menu / functions but to use a trackpad on the controller. The way I have used the Cinemizer is with my iOS device and a EZCast 4k HDMI adapter and a small usb battery pack to Airplay mirror the iOS display onto the Sony FPV. It works great with almost no lag on the visual display. Both solutions are good but I think once the BT-300 software is resolved it would a more ideal solution to use.

 

[cheffe]

I have both BT-300 and the Sony Cinemizer. The BT-300 is a great FPV but it still needs some fixes regarding the Go 4 app that is used on the controller. You also need to get use to the idea of not being able to TOUCH a screen for menu / functions but to use a trackpad on the controller. The way I have used the Cinemizer is with my iOS device and a EZCast 4k HDMI adapter and a small usb battery pack to Airplay mirror the iOS display onto the Sony FPV. It works great with almost no lag on the visual display. Both solutions are good but I think once the BT-300 software is resolved it would a more ideal solution to use.

I came along this post while searching for a Solution to use my cinemizer with my i phone on the mavic. Could you please post a foto from your Setup?
Thanks!

 

[macinfosys]

I came along this post while searching for a Solution to use my cinemizer with my i phone on the mavic. Could you please post a foto from your Setup?
Thanks!

I no longer have the Cinemizer. The hardware I use to use was called EZCast 4k.

 

[DrPeppar]

How about Litchi? I tried FPV and it worked ok. I prefer unobstructed flight but it is fun.

 

[Randy Harris]

The Mavic Air claims it has 5.8 ghz video transmission so does that mean I can use my Quanum fatshark fpv goggles? I can’t afford to purchase DJI goggles right now.