Super! I have not tried any goggles yet except a cheap pair of virtual reality goggles and they were terrible. But I want to be able to use a pair occasionally so it will force me to try and concentrate on totally flying start to finish as smooth as possible. Where as when using a tablet it's easy to just get distracted and jerk here and there. Instead of lining up for short passes or clips of this or that.
See that's the thing that I'm thinking the image is not gonna be pretty enough for me. But I'm mainly just wanting it to make me focus on keeping smooth the entire flight. While it is so hard to do it with a tablet. I should use the extension more on my Hoodman I guess too. It's like a theatre with it on. I so appreciate your help msinger!
I own the following FPV goggles:
There is no best model. All of them have pros and cons.
If you have to have readers for close up reading, what is the best choice between the ones you have msinger? Can you wear glasses with any of them?
Last question and I'll leave you alone for a while! On the Eachine 800's it looks like they are receiving the transmission theirselves. So no HDMI cable plugging into it right? That's fine but what about range with that signal? Is it gonna be very limited or will it be as good as what we get on our pads while flying? I'm talking about the reception and not the video resolution btw. All the video's I looked at on Youtube just now don't show them getting out very far at all with them. So I'm thinking maybe they are more FPV racing in closer proximity?
