Still considering pulling the trigger on the Epson BT300's.
So far as all popular Mavic Pro/Air/Spark type mounts that I've seen for the BT300 go, what bugs me is that the cable from the controller to the goggles would come out of the controller and straight into one's body when holding the arms of the controller in a normal flying posture. (Why couldn't this connection be done via Bluetooth?). This surely has to stress the cable/connector as it would inevitably come into contact with one's body. I'm pretty sure that a 90 deg proprietary Epson connector, which would solve the problem is not available.
Anyone have thoughts on this, or am I imagining a non-existent problem? I have to admit I have not even tried these glasses.
Also have my reservations about the antiquated Android 5.1 32 bit OS, which is the downfall of the disappointing CrystalSky.
Thanks.
So far as all popular Mavic Pro/Air/Spark type mounts that I've seen for the BT300 go, what bugs me is that the cable from the controller to the goggles would come out of the controller and straight into one's body when holding the arms of the controller in a normal flying posture. (Why couldn't this connection be done via Bluetooth?). This surely has to stress the cable/connector as it would inevitably come into contact with one's body. I'm pretty sure that a 90 deg proprietary Epson connector, which would solve the problem is not available.
Anyone have thoughts on this, or am I imagining a non-existent problem? I have to admit I have not even tried these glasses.
Also have my reservations about the antiquated Android 5.1 32 bit OS, which is the downfall of the disappointing CrystalSky.
Thanks.