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First I would check compatibility. I believe that only one set can be connected to the drone itself at any given time. You may check to see if there is a way to connect using HDMI
 
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Sorry you would need two compatible goggles and the V2 goggles will not work with the NEO.
 
From what I can find googling, the N3 supports audience mode and should work with the Goggles 2 in broadcast mode.

So you should be able to fly the Avata with the Goggles 2, enable broadcast mode, and your friend can "ride along" wearing the N3 in Audience Mode.

This also should work in reverse – i.e., GN3 in broadcast mode, and the G2 in audience, so you can fly the Neo with the GN3 and your passenger wears the G2.

I haven't bothered reviewing the Owners Manuals for the two goggles to verify this, as I've done all of this with a set of Goggles Integra and Goggles 3 with both the Avata 2 and the Neo. Google Gemini says it will work, but there is a little caution, as these nascient AIs have been known to hallucinate. Not kidding.

EDIT: If you meant the Goggles V2, then no, as @Cafguy said it won't work.
 
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Easy to tell... The Goggles 2 have 2 folding antenna on top (as does the Integra and G3), The V2 has 4 fixed, removable antenna on the front.
 
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