How to use FPV goggles at DJI Fly application with your Mavic Mini

[raulmavic]

Hi,

You can easily fly your Mavic Mini by using virtual reality goggles at DJI Fly application with no extra hardware or third part software.
Key step is choosing correct virtual reality goggles. Avoid more common double lens VR googles and look for a single lens FPV goggles.
I used this Hobbyking Quanum V2 Pro. Unfortunatelly they are now discontinued. You can try to find a similar item in the market, for example: 'Visor X Universal Smartphone 3D Glasses Screen Magnifier'.

If you prefer, another approach it as a DIY proyect, watch here: DIY 50$ FPV Goggles ! or search the web for 'How to make cheap FPV goggles'

Best regards

R.

 

[Scottalmas]

Just a note that Litchi (now in beta for Mavic Mini) supports FPV with split image so it will work with dual eyepiece goggles such as Google Daydream VR goggles.

 

[Thomas B]

Also you need a spotter if flying with occlusive goggles... due to limited field of view.

 

[Hankstone]

interesting...

 

[Thomas B]

interesting...

... And posted FAA regs.

 

[Bussty]

Looking at the Visor X (if you are lucky enough to find any - seem to be discontinued but there are a few around) this system has a huge advantage over two lens systems in that with those systems you can't flick out into normal full screen mode and easily change settings BUT if using this fullscreen mode and using a Bluetooth Mouse linked to your phone I'm guessing you have total control just like using our fingers on your phone. You can just keep your mouse in your pocket and use it when you need to change settings and menu options..brilliant! Seems a real market for these effectively shaded goggles seems a pity no company has connected to that fact and made purpose built full screen phone goggles with quick flip up design and mouse controller (or similar) to cater for the drone users...