I am loving my orqa’s! But the defogger fan sucks. The ability to connect to your phone to update and live stream your flights is amazing, plus have a dvr that records on 60 FPS is awesome. I also have FatShark hdo 2’s as a backup which I love just as much.
Yea I totally agree. I a lot of people hate the face fan and I do as well. I probably should have tried to scab on a bigger fan while I was in there. I think it could be possible with some 3d printing and patients. Everything else about these goggles is way above its competition. The Fpv connect doesn't work for me unless I use speedify to keep my cell and wifi active at the same time (galaxy note 8) and this is a issue for a lot of owners. I hope orqa figures out that one but I doubt it. Too many avrriables in phones.
TweetFPV oh and the headband sucks. I ordered two new ones they recently updated the materials they are made of. Thanks again for this awesome video. Wish we can see some up to date videos on these goggles with all the firmware changes.
i purchased a 25x25x7mm pi-fan. tiny dab of liquid electrical tape. placed fan over defogger inlet on top of goggles. ran the pi-fan power cable in between the faceplate foam and the velcro to the receiver side and stubbed it out the side of foam very discretely. hide a 1s whoop battery in goggle strap loop. yes, i would have preferred an internal solution, but for me, those ribbon cables are a nightmare to work with. this solution came out better than i thought it would. looks like other goggles with external fan. works well feeding fresh air in to the internal fan, instead of the internal fan recirculating the hot air inside the goggles. no opening or cutting mod to the goggles is needed for this. the pi-fans are like 2 for $10 on ebay. they come with lengthy 2 pole power leads. pretty sure we all have loads of 1s batteries. 1s 300mAh powers the fan nicely. cheers 🍻 thanks for this awesome tutorial. i just now posted a short video showing the mod on my goggles. nothing special but helps.
@@TweetFPVThey were never a mystery for me, but now I think about it, there is 1 great mystery still present. This is a multilayer PCB, in that PCB there is a message written, especially for copycats, but what's that message? ;)
Awesome, I don't have to tear it down to realise that there is not much space to screw a holder for sharkbyte. 3M double tape it will be ! hahah thank you for the video
I agree we need to be able to work on them or atleast have a usa service center I cant see sending them out for 3 months because the strap broke but wow for $650 COME ON ORQA WE BUILD QUADS. Hey but orqa is not a fpv company but a technology company according to the CEO they going in other directions
@@TweetFPV dang and yeah I don't have the dji goggles, but I imagine both are better than my skyzone 02x. And that being able to see ghost branches and in HD in general would be so cool
Yea they would for sure be better than the o2x. I perso ally did not like the fit of the o2x, I really liked the fit of the 03o. The shells were completely different.
Really appreciate your videos. Great info! Most info on orqa goggles I’ve been able to find. In the market for new goggles (currently have aomway v1) and trying to do research on these has been tough. Any word on a digital system coming from them in the near future? Not a huge selling point for me personally but it’d be nice to have the option.
The orqas are fantastic. The digital thing probably isn't gonna happen but you never know. Typically I recommend dji to anyone who wants goggles and racing isn't something they are going to do.
TweetFPV just went to my first race over the weekend and definitely want to race more. But would also like to freestyle and have the option for HD. So maybe DJI are the way to go. Going to struggle with this a while longer lol thanks for the content.
The only thing I didn't like about dji and analog is when the analog signal degrades enough you will get a black dji logo screen before you get your analog signal back.
I really like racing. It's way more frustrating than acro for me. Just because there is a tangible result of your efforts and can be measured against you previous attempts and everyone else's effort.
TweetFPV sure I’ve heard of that happening with the DJI analog set up. That would definitely suck in a racing scenario. How long would you have to wait to get the analog signal back on the DJIs after getting the logo screen? I’m leaning towards racing for those exact reasons-well said. I really liked the adrenaline of the competition as well.
Noooo poor goggles 🤦🏻♂️ 🤷🏻♂️ 🤣🤣🤣 😉 Yeh I’m ordering mines soon but in grey 😆 Would you recommend them for racing/freestyle? I need to race (work) for my money back 🏆 & earn honor 🤓😉😘 Take care 👍
TweetFPV cool thnx, will save your vid just incase I need to operate, take care & happy fly’n 😉 PS how about more fly’n vids with the Orqas & different drone 👍
That is weird about the goggles, I mean, it all started out with people hacking stuff together, now people want everything all ready to go. Goggles are like anything else, a plastic box with optics with your choice of modular receivers etc.
Is this the same optical module as the HDO2? It looks the same (I know the OLED screens are identical). I'm wondering if I could buy a pair or Orqas with busted screens and just swap the entire module out from my HDO2's to try Orqa...
Spends a good while talking about why they should be white because making them 'cool' should be more important than making them 'look' cool. Takes the trouble send them out to be custom painted. Doesn't get them painted white, nor even a light color. :lol:
I didn't pay for the paint job. I left it up to the painter to do what he needed for product photos. If I had a choice a light color would have been done.
I didn't choose the color. The guy I sent them to did the cerakoat job free to take product photos with. I just let him do what he wanted. But if I had a choice lighter colors would have been my preference.
That camo and red-orange contrast is sick! It's got like a hype-beast feel to them.
Yea I love the colors on these. No vinyl this is the real deal.
I am loving my orqa’s! But the defogger fan sucks. The ability to connect to your phone to update and live stream your flights is amazing, plus have a dvr that records on 60 FPS is awesome. I also have FatShark hdo 2’s as a backup which I love just as much.
Yea I totally agree. I a lot of people hate the face fan and I do as well. I probably should have tried to scab on a bigger fan while I was in there. I think it could be possible with some 3d printing and patients. Everything else about these goggles is way above its competition. The Fpv connect doesn't work for me unless I use speedify to keep my cell and wifi active at the same time (galaxy note 8) and this is a issue for a lot of owners. I hope orqa figures out that one but I doubt it. Too many avrriables in phones.
TweetFPV oh and the headband sucks. I ordered two new ones they recently updated the materials they are made of. Thanks again for this awesome video. Wish we can see some up to date videos on these goggles with all the firmware changes.
i purchased a 25x25x7mm pi-fan. tiny dab of liquid electrical tape. placed fan over defogger inlet on top of goggles. ran the pi-fan power cable in between the faceplate foam and the velcro to the receiver side and stubbed it out the side of foam very discretely. hide a 1s whoop battery in goggle strap loop. yes, i would have preferred an internal solution, but for me, those ribbon cables are a nightmare to work with. this solution came out better than i thought it would. looks like other goggles with external fan. works well feeding fresh air in to the internal fan, instead of the internal fan recirculating the hot air inside the goggles. no opening or cutting mod to the goggles is needed for this. the pi-fans are like 2 for $10 on ebay. they come with lengthy 2 pole power leads. pretty sure we all have loads of 1s batteries. 1s 300mAh powers the fan nicely. cheers 🍻 thanks for this awesome tutorial.
i just now posted a short video showing the mod on my goggles. nothing special but helps.
love it bro. great job.
we all needed this video to see how it opens. thumbs up !!
That's exactly why I made this video!
Electronics cooling fan:
20x20x6 mm fan. 5v at 100ma
Defogging fan:
15x15x5 mm fan. 5v at 60ma
indeed, the adhesive sticks perfectly to the faceplate, but absolutely not to the velcro.
3M contact adhesive does wonders on that 👍👍👍
86/0 great job this will always be my go vid for Orqa rapairs.
I appreciate it. Hopefully you don't need to do any repairs!
I was waiting for someone to do the teardown, thanks!!
Your welcome, hopefully this demystifies the orqa goggles.
@@TweetFPVThey were never a mystery for me, but now I think about it, there is 1 great mystery still present.
This is a multilayer PCB, in that PCB there is a message written, especially for copycats, but what's that message? ;)
Yea I'd like to see that @orqa pictures or it never happened.
@@TweetFPV Story goes that firsy to reveal that message gets a free fpv.one :)
Yea it needs to be xrayed to be found.
Awesome, I don't have to tear it down to realise that there is not much space to screw a holder for sharkbyte. 3M double tape it will be ! hahah thank you for the video
Nice disassemble and put back together.. man you are good 👍..
thinking of taking the fan out of my skyzones and mounting it in orqas
The foamqas good one lol
Great vid bruh
Thank you. I wish it wasn't so long but I didn't want to leave any details out.
Very good video I watch tweet fpv
We need radiomaster to build a set of goggles NO RIBBON CABLES lol
I agree we need to be able to work on them or atleast have a usa service center I cant see sending them out for 3 months because the strap broke but wow for $650 COME ON ORQA WE BUILD QUADS. Hey but orqa is not a fpv company but a technology company according to the CEO they going in other directions
3 months? Turnaround on repairs including shipping is usually 7-12 days!
They're pretty cheap at the Banggood right now. Wonder if there's a Orqa FPV.Two in the works.
Probably. But I think they are a ways off. They are focusing on some sort of HD system but I'm not going to hold my breath on that one.
Wish I could compare these goggles with the best analog cam to the DJI goggle setup
Analog on its best day is no where as good looking as DJI. but looks is only a small part of the equation.
@@TweetFPV dang and yeah I don't have the dji goggles, but I imagine both are better than my skyzone 02x. And that being able to see ghost branches and in HD in general would be so cool
While these were apart and getting painted I was using only my dji goggles with an analog adapter and I have to say they did prety dang good.
@@TweetFPV ah wonder if they'd be better than my 02x even, probably with the better module they might be lol
Yea they would for sure be better than the o2x. I perso ally did not like the fit of the o2x, I really liked the fit of the 03o. The shells were completely different.
Really appreciate your videos. Great info! Most info on orqa goggles I’ve been able to find. In the market for new goggles (currently have aomway v1) and trying to do research on these has been tough. Any word on a digital system coming from them in the near future? Not a huge selling point for me personally but it’d be nice to have the option.
The orqas are fantastic. The digital thing probably isn't gonna happen but you never know. Typically I recommend dji to anyone who wants goggles and racing isn't something they are going to do.
TweetFPV just went to my first race over the weekend and definitely want to race more. But would also like to freestyle and have the option for HD. So maybe DJI are the way to go. Going to struggle with this a while longer lol thanks for the content.
The only thing I didn't like about dji and analog is when the analog signal degrades enough you will get a black dji logo screen before you get your analog signal back.
I really like racing. It's way more frustrating than acro for me. Just because there is a tangible result of your efforts and can be measured against you previous attempts and everyone else's effort.
TweetFPV sure I’ve heard of that happening with the DJI analog set up. That would definitely suck in a racing scenario. How long would you have to wait to get the analog signal back on the DJIs after getting the logo screen? I’m leaning towards racing for those exact reasons-well said. I really liked the adrenaline of the competition as well.
Noooo poor goggles 🤦🏻♂️ 🤷🏻♂️ 🤣🤣🤣 😉
Yeh I’m ordering mines soon but in grey 😆
Would you recommend them for racing/freestyle?
I need to race (work) for my money back 🏆 & earn honor 🤓😉😘
Take care 👍
I absolutely recommend them over just about anything else on the market. The only other competition is dji but only if you don't race.
TweetFPV thnx hope your goggles are functioning normal again after surgery 😉 Take care
They were working normally before and after the tear down. I just did it to show everyone else how to do it 😂
TweetFPV cool thnx, will save your vid just incase I need to operate, take care & happy fly’n 😉
PS how about more fly’n vids with the Orqas & different drone 👍
That is weird about the goggles, I mean, it all started out with people hacking stuff together, now people want everything all ready to go. Goggles are like anything else, a plastic box with optics with your choice of modular receivers etc.
Exactly. People are slaves to marketing.
Heyy hello i find your video and i love your camo case where i can buy it?
You can't. It was a custom one-off cerakoat job from a gun Smith in central Florida.
Is this the same optical module as the HDO2? It looks the same (I know the OLED screens are identical). I'm wondering if I could buy a pair or Orqas with busted screens and just swap the entire module out from my HDO2's to try Orqa...
🤔 Not sure. Orqas customer service is really really good. If you asked nicely they might even fix them for little to no cost.
Pls help i have got my fpv. 1 power button aged. Can i just open button cover and clean it up? The push button inside? Thanks man.
You can just pop the power button cover off. Not sure if there is much that you can do from there. Good luck..
Do you have a powerplay that you can take apart
Already have ruclips.net/video/hX48jEzP3Ic/видео.html
googly 👀!!!!
Spends a good while talking about why they should be white because making them 'cool' should be more important than making them 'look' cool. Takes the trouble send them out to be custom painted. Doesn't get them painted white, nor even a light color. :lol:
I didn't pay for the paint job. I left it up to the painter to do what he needed for product photos. If I had a choice a light color would have been done.
@@TweetFPV Makes sense then. I see Orqa does have grey and blue available now, so they are listening to their customers.
Yea, and i understand why they aren't doing them in white. They probably want to differentiate the goggles from Fatsharks as much as possible.
You complained about them not being white and then you paint them camo? 😅
I didn't choose the color. The guy I sent them to did the cerakoat job free to take product photos with. I just let him do what he wanted. But if I had a choice lighter colors would have been my preference.
@@TweetFPV That makes sense :)