new vr goggles

[Fredinhidef]

what do you guys think?

 

[Huckleberry]

Designed for a totally different system than the Mavic experience. They’re FPV for just that. I’ve never flown FPV so can’t say whether they are worth a hoot for that purpose. Being a DJI product though, surely they gotta be decent.

 

[Thomas B]

Flying with them on in the U.S. is illegal.

 

[WithTheBirds]

Which goggles?

 

[Thomas B]

Which goggles?

May that prevent you from seeing you drone in the air... for VLOS which the FAA says the pilot must have.

 

[WithTheBirds]

May that prevent you from seeing you drone in the air... for VLOS which the FAA says the pilot must have.

My question was to the OP. I’m interested which goggles he has, not in a lesson on FAA regs. That’s a seperate issue.

 

[Huckleberry]

My question was to the OP. I’m interested which goggles he has, not in a lesson on FAA regs. That’s a seperate issue.

I am assuming he is referring to DJIs new FPV system.

DJI Digital FPV System - DJI

The DJI FPV System is a digital video transmission solution built for the drone racing industry. It delivers low latency and smooth HD video resolution during high-speed flights, offering pilots an immersive and unforgettable FPV experience. Learn more at the official DJI website.

www.dji.com

 

[rangemaster728]

Looks like an interesting solution for racing...the goggles are unique in appearance, and the remote appears to use the same frame as the Inspire 2. It would also be an interesting accessory for a Halloween costume ha ha.

I’d be interested to know if it’s using an Occusync protocol.

(As to the remarks regarding compliance in the US...if you’re flying inside it’s no problem; outside if you’re a recreational pilot you need to have a VO standing next to you to maintain VLOS.
Part 107 pilots can have one or more VOs, communicating by radio.)

Again, the target market is drone racing...so I wonder how rugged the airborne hardware is...

 

[Gryphon962]

Flying with them on in the U.S. is illegal.

That's not accurate. You just need a spotter, which can be pretty much anyone, especially if you have a Part 107 and know what to tell them to look out for.