Compatible goggles are:Is Cinimizers the best googles you can get now?
Have Fatshark to my old Phantom 2 and want something better to the Inspire.
Zeiss Cinimizers
Fatshark HD
Sony HMZ-T3
Avegant Glyph (Later this year)
Compatible goggles are:Is Cinimizers the best googles you can get now?
Have Fatshark to my old Phantom 2 and want something better to the Inspire.
Compatible goggles are:
Zeiss Cinimizers
Fatshark HD
Sony HMZ-T3
Avegant Glyph (Later this year)
I've read that the Sony's are the way to go as they offer full 720p which is what the lightbridge will deliver to the HDMI that you plug into it.Ok, thanks!
Someone better than the other?
I've read that the Sony's are the way to go as they offer full 720p which is what the lightbridge will deliver to the HDMI that you plug into it.
Is the plus not bright enough to see during full sun? My iPhone 6 (non plus) is bright enough to see in full sun even with the small amount of glare and the 6+ has very similar nits (max brightness rating) I ask because I'm thinking of switching to the plus or possibly getting goggles
I tried everything, ipads, n shield, hoodies, etc, finally gave up and bought a Cimemizer
Enjoy life and be nice
Already went that route no luck View attachment 803
This thread is making me nervous about the Inspire I just ordered. I need a tablet to work for FPV, goggles are not an option.View attachment 832 View attachment 833 View attachment 834 Here's some charts I found for both phone, and tablet users during flying.
technically the cinemizer goggles are illegal are they not for FPV? it means you dont have line of sight on your bird? they are illegal in canada i know that. i figure same for USA?I tried everything, ipads, n shield, hoodies, etc, finally gave up and bought a Cimemizer
Enjoy life and be nice
technically the cinemizer goggles are illegal are they not for FPV? it means you dont have line of sight on your bird? they are illegal in canada i know that. i figure same for USA?
No difference to me than hiding my head in a hoodie so I can see the monitor, than looking over my googles at any time to see the Inspire or looking at them at the same time. In fact it's much safer than trying to see the monitor in sunlight, without being able to see the important data on the screen at all. I'm not worried at all with using my Cinimizer and don't know if there are any USA prohibiting faa rules and even if they are they don't have the force of law at this time. And even if they are, I fly usually on my property so let the faa trespass without proper legal authority if they dare. Edit: I know on another thread, long distance flying, it quickly deteriorated into arguments about "legality" of such long distance flights, out of los, with accusations of trolling, etc. It's a fine line between making illegality comments and staying on the thread topic, but I agree that there should be separate thread just for legal issues. I'm more guilty than anyone else for getting off topic!technically the cinemizer goggles are illegal are they not for FPV? it means you dont have line of sight on your bird? they are illegal in canada i know that. i figure same for USA?
It is mostly the glare that causes the issue. However I've found that to be able to see it in full sun (the tablet) it needs to have a nits level or at least 500-600. This is just my observation. This morning I flew as the sun was coming up and got to enjoy my large tablet with like a 400 nits rating. It's just mid afternoon sun I have a tough time dealing with. I'm totally buying this lolView attachment 843
So do you think putting an anti-glare screen protector on a tablet will eliminate the issue?It is mostly the glare that causes the issue. However I've found that to be able to see it in full sun (the tablet) it needs to have a nits level or at least 500-600. This is just my observation. This morning I flew as the sun was coming up and got to enjoy my large tablet with like a 400 nits rating. It's just mid afternoon sun I have a tough time dealing with. I'm totally buying this lolView attachment 843
Hi,So do you think putting an anti-glare screen protector on a tablet will eliminate the issue?
The Black Pearl is 400 nits (less reflective screen) and I haven't heard about usability issues in the sun. Nobody who's used a Black Pearl monitor before the Inspire can compare that experience with using a tablet?
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