Hi Everyone, I hope the info in this video has been helpful to you, I would really appreciate it if you would subscribe to the channel. If you would also like to support me in what I do below is link to the DJI Digital FPV System on the DJI Store, this is an affiliate link and by using this you are helping me continue to run my channel and keep making videos like this. @t Thank you for watching and as I said please do Subscribe, Like and Share :) I have released an FCC hack for this, see my other video here @EEyY I also just want to confirm some things on this I did not go into detail on in the video around CE and FCC Modes. The System Range DJI State upto 4km in FCC Mode and 0.7km in CE Mode, Region setting is not user selectable and is set by DJI Assistant for FPV Series automatically when you connect the system, your location is detected based on your internet connection location. Can I change from FCC to CE after its been set ? Yes, If you move to a FCC location from CE simply turn on your Goggles and Air unit and allow them to connect and display video, connect the Air unit to DJI Assistant for FPV Series and it will detect if your internet connection location is in a FCC Country and it will change to FCC Mode automatically. How can I tell if I am in FCC or CE ? FCC Mode has 8 Available channels, CE Mode has 4. Can I use the new DJI FPV Goggles with DJI Drones ? No, the new goggles are only designed to be used with the new FPV Air System only. Can I Use DJI FPV Goggles with Analog ? Yes however there is no analog receiver in the goggles and you would have to connect to an external receiver to the goggles via AV in. Can I use my own RC with the DJI FPV System ? Yes you can use your own receiver and transmitter as long as they are on different frequency’s. Can I manually switch between Mode 1 and Mode 2 on my DJI FPV Remote Controller? Yes. However, it is not recommended. By detaching the remote controller and manually switching between Mode 1 and Mode 2, you will not be covered by DJI official warranty if the remote controller were to break.DJI offer two flight modes for you to choose from when purchasing the DJI FPV Remote Controller, Mode 1 and Mode 2. Is the DJI FPV Air Unit compatible with third-party cameras? No, Only the DJI FPV Camera is compatible with the system. What Flight controllers are compatible with the DJI FPV System ? Any controllers that supports SBus and UART with MSP on Betaflight, to use the new DJI HDL 7ms RC connection you need Betaflight 4.1.0 for HDL and telemetry via the MSP Protocol.
The worst is going 5km range and losing the TX link and the drone crashing into something worth $10M+ because we were strongly focused upon the feed quality completely neglecting the TX link.
Hi Mad's. Thanks for this video, very helpful. I have a Mavic Pro 1 and just received a pair of DJI Goggles RE as a birthday gift. I'm interested in getting into FPV too, just for fun, not serious racing. I'll be starting with a sim. I'm very confused as to which controller and air unit to get for my RE Goggles though. Could you please advise? I need a controller that is compatible with PC Sims and my RE Goggles. Then which air unit to get for compatibility with that controller and the RE Goggles? Thanks in advance.
EXCELLENT ! I have both systems although I rarely use the RE. Disappointed with the analog RX in RE just weak. BUT the new FPV system is BRILLIANT !!!!! Love it !
@Mad RC - a correction, the FOV of the new FPV Air Goggles is not 85 degrees, rather it's adjustable from 30 to 54 degrees, per DJI's specs. The FOV is MUCH smaller feeling than the Goggles RE.
Great comparison, clear and concise as usual! At the end bullet points you didn't mention the much wider FOV of RE. It's like looking at an iMAX screen vs standard theater screen. While quad racers prefers the narrower FOV, fixed wing pilots like the immersiveness of the large FOV of RE.
Hi. Thanks for the information, it was pretty helpful. However I have a simple question. Can we use DJI RE goggles with the Digital FPV air unit ? I like the high resolution of DJI RE goggles but like the camera features of Digital FPV air unit.
Great comparison thanks. I think I will go for the digital FPV system since it is almost the same price as the RE package but comes with a controller as well. I will cross my fingers that DJI add more OSD features as I do a mix of plane and quad flying.
Finally a proper review, I have the RE on my glider and is fantastic , my son wants the digital fpv for his quad. The only question I never had answered by anyone includingDJI : does the RE jump between 2.4 and 5.8 automatically for best signal while in flight ? I just want the best long range fpv reliability. Does the 2.4 interfere with my Taranis 2.4 therefore reducing my radio range ?
really good video, great explanation, one obvious factor for me is also having a mavic pro, and the new FPV doesnt work with it, but you mentioned that in the beginning. I am curious if you are trying to use the RE with a third party quad or RC car whether its better to get the ocusync unit or a generic VTX and cam or AIO, any feedback here would be great!
Great info! Thank you so much! I’m new to FPV but have a mavic pro and the RE goggles. I also already own a “normal” controller (a Pallidin PL18, which I’m hoping I can use with the REs and the new digital camera system. I simply can’t afford all three new components for a complete DJI system and have been in capable in figuring out what I can use and what I can’t. As I mentioned, regarding FPV I am a complete newbie and your video has been very helpful! Thank you... and I’ve subscribed of course!! :) Cheers Brother :)
The latency is not gone or even 'vurtually' gone. Check out reviews by actual FPV racer pilots. Most notably several by Nurk FPV. Freestyle pilots notice it less, but the over/under shoot as a characteristic if latency is still there, and it really becomes a problem at the edge of the range or when flying behind objects that affect reception, where you get a frozen image, vs momentary loss or noise in the image. I put this in the comments because it seems you a looking no further than the spec sheet, and don't dare get too nagative about DJI for obvious reasons.
Sorry but this is nonsense for starters. Digital is always going to be totally different to analog in the way it handles loss at extreme range. There are thousands of users using the FPV system daily and have zero issues with the latency overall. There are some who are still not happy with it and that’s fine but overall in flight latency in what I’m talking about it’s not noticeable now for all but the very best pilots, and even when it can be noticeable it’s not like it was with the Ocusync system. I have no issues calling DJI out when it’s not good enough however in the vast major fly of cases people are more than happy with it. The Facebook groups and forums are littered with people going all in on this system and not posts about how bad the latency is, that’s the facts of the matter, actual users postings. .
@@MadRC Love your objectivity. Which part is 'nonsense??' And where did I specifically knock ocusync? The latency seems to be something internal to the goggles themselves. Pro FPV racers thought it wouldn't be a problem at races where they can just plug the analogue input into the FPV feed, but that was not the case. The latency, or whatever it is, is still there, so Ocusync is not at fault. These are guys who say they would love to make the DJI their only googles, because the really like them otherwise.
This is the best video on this subject you have done an extra ordinary job. I have this racing edition DJI goggles with me. The transmitter which I am using is of spektrum dx 18 and 9. I have Mavic Pro 2 with me. I am fond of only fixed wing. FPV. My question to you brother is that is there any way that I can use my spektrum transmitter with DJ I racing edition goggles. Any possibility?
You can via the trainer port and plug that into the Goggles but I would not advise it, IMO you better setting the RE system to 5Ghz and then use your radio as normal.
Hello,, I would like you but a dji FPV system that I can on both my model RC airplanes,, and also in cinewoop drones, and in future be able to connect to the new skydio !! Which one do you recommend? I was going to buy the dji combo ,, but I am confused if this will fulfill my needs.
I have a ground system with a hdmi out, and I am looking at getting ether the dji goggles re or the AVEGANT GLYPH. I manly need them for better image quality because I’ll be using the ground station for the transmission. Open to any other options too. What would anyone recommend? Thanks in advance
You forgot the biggest decision point. If you want to race or use your existing DJI aircraft, you MUST you the Ocusync Air System since there is no support on the other. That made my decision easier - wait for the next revision and see if they add support.
I have a question, and I think I might have waste a bunch of money on this, my elevator is inverted, so when my right hand push up, my quad tilts back, and push down on my radio, my quad goes forward, how can I change that, I can just change the weight on my Taranis in the mixer page, how do I do it for this?????
Other thoughts: The rolling shutter in the new system makes props look terrible. So if you're trying to do do "in cockpit" FPV on a plane with a traditional front mounted tractor prop, the prop in Occusync is going to look way better / more realistic. Since small aircraft like 1S planes, Tiny Whoops etc, are all still analog for the forseeable future, the lack of Analog Tuner in the new FPV Goggles is a real downside. Same thing with the lack of support for DJI's own aircraft in the new goggles. With the Goggles RE you can fly everything. I fly my Phantom 4, my Occusync Air planes, AND my tiny whoops / toothpics etc with analog, all with the Goggles RE. Also the new FPV air can't slave your own transmitter... those of us that have a radio they like, don't want to buy DJI's, but you have too if you want a control link with the new system without having to add your own receiver etc.
There new system and the remote on HDL protocol is really really fast and feels so connected with the quad. I can understand why they did this. You need the dji remote to get the best feeling and lowest latency. I use it. Compaired to my frsky taranis its a huge difference
HI,, Is the RE quality of picture better or the new FPV,, Does the RE have both a Digital mode and an Analog mode? when you mention that there is opportunity with the Digital FPV to get close to the ocusync,, do you mean it will be a matter of firmware update or we will have to buy a new model later..?
They both have similar resolution overall, the FPV system is digital only but the RE system does have Analog. Technically the RE system is VERY similar to Ocusync 2.
@@MrIvanSuv Did you end up going with RE? I have a Mavic Pro Platinum and I am going to get goggles for it. I think RE is the best way to go. How is the ocusync system on non-mavis fav drone or fixed wing?
Old Ocusync Air System and DJI Goggles RE work with both the Old Ocusync Air Unit and the Mavic 2. The New FPV googles will not with with the mavic 2 or the old Air unit, the New Goggles only work with the new air unit
Hello, one question: Could I use the DJI RE Goggles with the digital camera / FPV system from DJI? I would like to use the DJI RE Goggles with a Racing quad with digital FPV air unit. Thanjs
That's what I thought, these systems are completely incompatible with each other. I got excited there for a moment, I thought the new RE goggles were a single widescreen boxed goggle version of the Digital FPV Antman system that is ugly as sin.
The ocusync system seems to be unavailable in the UK, in fact Dji quote its not available in this country. Is there another system coming out? will the digital air system work with my RE goggles?
I could've got DJI and still can, BUT.. 1. 2x heavier unmodded. 2. No small drones with cheap batteries for playing for long periods with many batteries. 3. Very expensive drones you can't relax with properly. 4. They have higher latency. 5. Image cuts to black immediately making it more likely to lose or crash expensive drone. 6. Only 2 cameras actually look O.K. (i own 4k TV's) 7. Dji is and always has been just a flying camera company for photographers. 8. Stress, worry, devastation, ect. 9. I'm not stupid.
Hi, Many thanks for your informative videos. I have a few questions regarding the original DJI Air System (not the new Digital FPV system unit): These questions are in the context of not having to use or own the White or Black RE Goggles but build an HD vision system for fixed wing aircraft and ‘slow’ multirotors. Firstly do you know if the original Air System is compatible for use with the DJI Smart Controller ? Secondly, a compatibility chart in one of your previous videos indicates that the Air System is compatible with the original Mavic controller. Consequently could I take the HDMI output from the Mavic controller into a cabled set of Goggles which accept an HDMI input ? (I’m thinking of the Goovis Cinego G2 goggles which I can adjust to my IPD etc) Each of the above two questions really fall into four parts: One for the image / potential resolution; one for OSD functionality with an Ardupilot FC; one for potential range and finally for aircraft control functionality. The latter not being a total must as I can continue to use TX/RX systems I already own. Thanks for your time and expertise.
Hi Rise, Ok to Start 1: I have not tested the Air system with the Smart RC my self however I believe the answer is no as its Ocusync 2 and its slightly different protocol, Its not working with the Mavic 2 Remote. 2: The standard Mavic RC does not have HDMI output, while the Ocusync Air system is compatible with that there is no way to output.
@@MadRC Many thanks for your reply Mad RC. So if I were to use a Mavic Pro RC with an attached device, tablet or phone, that had an HDMI output would using the Original air system with a pair of HDMI in Goggles be possible ? If so what do you think the potential image resolution; OSD functionality with an Ardupilot FC; range and finally aircraft control functionality would be ? I would be aiming for the image in the Goggles to just repeat the image seen on the tablet or phone inserted in the Mavic RC and so the above four questions apply with the Goggles not figured in the equation. Consequently perhaps you could answer them even if you feel that HDMI Goggles are not possible Your expert replies would be appreciated much. Thanks
Hi Everyone, I hope the info in this video has been helpful to you, I would really appreciate it if you would subscribe to the channel. If you would also like to support me in what I do below is link to the DJI Digital FPV System on the DJI Store, this is an affiliate link and by using this you are helping me continue to run my channel and keep making videos like this.
@t
Thank you for watching and as I said please do Subscribe, Like and Share :)
I have released an FCC hack for this, see my other video here
@EEyY
I also just want to confirm some things on this I did not go into detail on in the video around CE and FCC Modes.
The System Range DJI State upto 4km in FCC Mode and 0.7km in CE Mode, Region setting is not user selectable and is set by DJI Assistant for FPV Series automatically when you connect the system, your location is detected based on your internet connection location.
Can I change from FCC to CE after its been set ?
Yes, If you move to a FCC location from CE simply turn on your Goggles and Air unit and allow them to connect and display video, connect the Air unit to DJI Assistant for FPV Series and it will detect if your internet connection location is in a FCC Country and it will change to FCC Mode automatically.
How can I tell if I am in FCC or CE ?
FCC Mode has 8 Available channels, CE Mode has 4.
Can I use the new DJI FPV Goggles with DJI Drones ?
No, the new goggles are only designed to be used with the new FPV Air System only.
Can I Use DJI FPV Goggles with Analog ?
Yes however there is no analog receiver in the goggles and you would have to connect to an external receiver to the goggles via AV in.
Can I use my own RC with the DJI FPV System ?
Yes you can use your own receiver and transmitter as long as they are on different frequency’s.
Can I manually switch between Mode 1 and Mode 2 on my DJI FPV Remote Controller?
Yes. However, it is not recommended. By detaching the remote controller and manually switching between Mode 1 and Mode 2, you will not be covered by DJI official warranty if the remote controller were to break.DJI offer two flight modes for you to choose from when purchasing the DJI FPV Remote Controller, Mode 1 and Mode 2.
Is the DJI FPV Air Unit compatible with third-party cameras?
No, Only the DJI FPV Camera is compatible with the system.
What Flight controllers are compatible with the DJI FPV System ?
Any controllers that supports SBus and UART with MSP on Betaflight, to use the new DJI HDL 7ms RC connection you need Betaflight 4.1.0 for HDL and telemetry via the MSP Protocol.
You put some work into that video, fair play to you. I just got confused towards the end can the new goggles be used with a Mavic or similar drone?
The worst is going 5km range and losing the TX link and the drone crashing into something worth $10M+ because we were strongly focused upon the feed quality completely neglecting the TX link.
¿Can you please tell me if there is live audio feed in each system?
Thanks.
Hi Mad's. Thanks for this video, very helpful. I have a Mavic Pro 1 and just received a pair of DJI Goggles RE as a birthday gift. I'm interested in getting into FPV too, just for fun, not serious racing. I'll be starting with a sim. I'm very confused as to which controller and air unit to get for my RE Goggles though. Could you please advise? I need a controller that is compatible with PC Sims and my RE Goggles. Then which air unit to get for compatibility with that controller and the RE Goggles? Thanks in advance.
This is the only video I could find on the subject. Thanks very much!
EXCELLENT ! I have both systems although I rarely use the RE. Disappointed with the analog RX in RE just weak. BUT the new FPV system is BRILLIANT !!!!! Love it !
I have the RE. LOVE THEM. Won't fly without them.
@Mad RC - a correction, the FOV of the new FPV Air Goggles is not 85 degrees, rather it's adjustable from 30 to 54 degrees, per DJI's specs. The FOV is MUCH smaller feeling than the Goggles RE.
Great comparison, clear and concise as usual! At the end bullet points you didn't mention the much wider FOV of RE. It's like looking at an iMAX screen vs standard theater screen. While quad racers prefers the narrower FOV, fixed wing pilots like the immersiveness of the large FOV of RE.
Hi. Thanks for the information, it was pretty helpful. However I have a simple question. Can we use DJI RE goggles with the Digital FPV air unit ? I like the high resolution of DJI RE goggles but like the camera features of Digital FPV air unit.
Did you ever find the answer to your question?
@@pstarxxx78 no. But my guess is, it’s not possible because of the difference in the receiver tech used in RE vs FPV goggles.
I know which one looks better!!! Awesome video! Thanks!
Great comparison thanks. I think I will go for the digital FPV system since it is almost the same price as the RE package but comes with a controller as well. I will cross my fingers that DJI add more OSD features as I do a mix of plane and quad flying.
Dji is out of stock on all types of goggles
Where could I find a pair of RE's in Uk?
Btw your voice sounds lik CaptainJoe or the other way around
First .. Please do a Build video with the Occusync , GPS & Stabilizer for a Fixed Wing like the Avios Grand Tundra . Thanks 🙏
I may do a build with Inav and omnibus f4 or matek 722 soon.
Super review love it, but new googles are not compatible with dji products, that kill them.
I will just say Excellent video on the subject.
Finally a proper review, I have the RE on my glider and is fantastic , my son wants the digital fpv for his quad. The only question I never had answered by anyone includingDJI : does the RE jump between 2.4 and 5.8 automatically for best signal while in flight ? I just want the best long range fpv reliability. Does the 2.4 interfere with my Taranis 2.4 therefore reducing my radio range ?
really good video, great explanation, one obvious factor for me is also having a mavic pro, and the new FPV doesnt work with it, but you mentioned that in the beginning. I am curious if you are trying to use the RE with a third party quad or RC car whether its better to get the ocusync unit or a generic VTX and cam or AIO, any feedback here would be great!
I will just say Excellent video on the subject. But I have a question to ask
Great info! Thank you so much! I’m new to FPV but have a mavic pro and the RE goggles. I also already own a “normal” controller (a Pallidin PL18, which I’m hoping I can use with the REs and the new digital camera system. I simply can’t afford all three new components for a complete DJI system and have been in capable in figuring out what I can use and what I can’t. As I mentioned, regarding FPV I am a complete newbie and your video has been very helpful! Thank you... and I’ve subscribed of course!! :) Cheers Brother :)
The latency is not gone or even 'vurtually' gone. Check out reviews by actual FPV racer pilots. Most notably several by Nurk FPV. Freestyle pilots notice it less, but the over/under shoot as a characteristic if latency is still there, and it really becomes a problem at the edge of the range or when flying behind objects that affect reception, where you get a frozen image, vs momentary loss or noise in the image. I put this in the comments because it seems you a looking no further than the spec sheet, and don't dare get too nagative about DJI for obvious reasons.
Sorry but this is nonsense for starters.
Digital is always going to be totally different to analog in the way it handles loss at extreme range.
There are thousands of users using the FPV system daily and have zero issues with the latency overall. There are some who are still not happy with it and that’s fine but overall in flight latency in what I’m talking about it’s not noticeable now for all but the very best pilots, and even when it can be noticeable it’s not like it was with the Ocusync system.
I have no issues calling DJI out when it’s not good enough however in the vast major fly of cases people are more than happy with it.
The Facebook groups and forums are littered with people going all in on this system and not posts about how bad the latency is, that’s the facts of the matter, actual users postings. .
@@MadRC Love your objectivity. Which part is 'nonsense??' And where did I specifically knock ocusync? The latency seems to be something internal to the goggles themselves. Pro FPV racers thought it wouldn't be a problem at races where they can just plug the analogue input into the FPV feed, but that was not the case. The latency, or whatever it is, is still there, so Ocusync is not at fault. These are guys who say they would love to make the DJI their only googles, because the really like them otherwise.
we need goggles for ocusync 2 !!
...right!? why do we not have this, i mean...general googles for ocusync system, its a no brainer.
Why not start with the core difference, the latency of the digital feed?...
Thanks for the feedback, good point and could have.
Thanks this is helpful
This is the best video on this subject you have done an extra ordinary job. I have this racing edition DJI goggles with me. The transmitter which I am using is of spektrum dx 18 and 9. I have Mavic Pro 2 with me. I am fond of only fixed wing. FPV.
My question to you brother is that is there any way that I can use my spektrum transmitter with DJ I racing edition goggles. Any possibility?
You can via the trainer port and plug that into the Goggles but I would not advise it, IMO you better setting the RE system to 5Ghz and then use your radio as normal.
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Hello,, I would like you but a dji FPV system that I can on both my model RC airplanes,, and also in cinewoop drones, and in future be able to connect to the new skydio !! Which one do you recommend? I was going to buy the dji combo ,, but I am confused if this will fulfill my needs.
Very good explanation thanks
I have a ground system with a hdmi out, and I am looking at getting ether the dji goggles re or the AVEGANT GLYPH. I manly need them for better image quality because I’ll be using the ground station for the transmission. Open to any other options too. What would anyone recommend? Thanks in advance
You forgot the biggest decision point. If you want to race or use your existing DJI aircraft, you MUST you the Ocusync Air System since there is no support on the other. That made my decision easier - wait for the next revision and see if they add support.
Nice video, thanks a lot, I have a question if i may :
Is it possible to use the New transmitters on the goggles racing Edition?
Many thanks, Riny
Sadly no, while it’s Ocusync it’s a different protocol and not compatible.
@@MadRC
Ok, than, thanks for your quick reply.
Cheers, Riny
good comparison, thank you
I have a question, and I think I might have waste a bunch of money on this, my elevator is inverted, so when my right hand push up, my quad tilts back, and push down on my radio, my quad goes forward, how can I change that, I can just change the weight on my Taranis in the mixer page, how do I do it for this?????
Excellent content.! Thank you
HI, great video - thanks. Question: I have the Goggles RE and interested if I can you use the Goggle RE with the newer air unit ?
Sorry no you can’t sadly.
informative...great job & thx
the HD look much cooler.
¿Can you please tell me if there is live audio feed in each system?
Thanks.
Can you fly the Mavic Pro 2 with this
I hope they come out with a firmware for the dji goggled RE that’s a lot of money invested gone to waste I want the best of both worlds
Other thoughts: The rolling shutter in the new system makes props look terrible. So if you're trying to do do "in cockpit" FPV on a plane with a traditional front mounted tractor prop, the prop in Occusync is going to look way better / more realistic.
Since small aircraft like 1S planes, Tiny Whoops etc, are all still analog for the forseeable future, the lack of Analog Tuner in the new FPV Goggles is a real downside. Same thing with the lack of support for DJI's own aircraft in the new goggles. With the Goggles RE you can fly everything. I fly my Phantom 4, my Occusync Air planes, AND my tiny whoops / toothpics etc with analog, all with the Goggles RE.
Also the new FPV air can't slave your own transmitter... those of us that have a radio they like, don't want to buy DJI's, but you have too if you want a control link with the new system without having to add your own receiver etc.
There new system and the remote on HDL protocol is really really fast and feels so connected with the quad. I can understand why they did this. You need the dji remote to get the best feeling and lowest latency. I use it. Compaired to my frsky taranis its a huge difference
HI,, Is the RE quality of picture better or the new FPV,, Does the RE have both a Digital mode and an Analog mode?
when you mention that there is opportunity with the Digital FPV to get close to the ocusync,, do you mean it will be a matter of firmware update or we will have to buy a new model later..?
They both have similar resolution overall, the FPV system is digital only but the RE system does have Analog. Technically the RE system is VERY similar to Ocusync 2.
Will RE googles support DJI air unit too?
Sadly not the new FPV unit
Are the racing DJI edition black goggles compatible to the DJI Mini 2 quadcopter? Thanks.
No sadly wirelessly. However if you were to use the smart controllers then it would work via HDMI.
Good vid 👍
Thanks
On the RE , is it possible to connect a Gopro Hero10 with the USB-C connecton?
Thanks a lot
Sadly no. It’s a usb style connector but it’s a proprietary connection.
Hey! Great review, thanks a lot! Question, so can you link the new black remote with air system and RE googles?
Sadly no none of the components are interchangeable sadly.
Truest me I have tried :)
@@MadRC thanks!
@@MadRC im going to go with RE, because i have mavic 2 pro, and ill get air system with fpv drone, so i can use googles in both ways
black remote had only 8ch which limited range. if u use ocusyc 2.4ghz with high distance (7km) you need at least 10ch remote.
@@MrIvanSuv Did you end up going with RE? I have a Mavic Pro Platinum and I am going to get goggles for it. I think RE is the best way to go. How is the ocusync system on non-mavis fav drone or fixed wing?
Is there any sort of workaround upgrade so you can use these with the Mavic pro 2?
sadly no, only the Ocusync RE and White Goggles are compatible with the DJI Aircraft . The FPV Goggles are only compatible with the Air units.
Nice review
Thanks.
Can the DJI FPV air unit be used for airplane/Fixed wing operations?? It does have 8 channels.
On the new system you have 4 switches and 4 RC outputs in Sbus with the DJI Remote. It can be used on fixed wing fine with a Inav as well.
Sorry, I don't understood it, can I use the goggles for myavic 2 AND a race drone with dji fpv system?
Old Ocusync Air System and DJI Goggles RE work with both the Old Ocusync Air Unit and the Mavic 2. The New FPV googles will not with with the mavic 2 or the old Air unit, the New Goggles only work with the new air unit
Hello, one question: Could I use the DJI RE Goggles with the digital camera / FPV system from DJI? I would like to use the DJI RE Goggles with a Racing quad with digital FPV air unit. Thanjs
Sadly no. The RE goggles is only compatible with the Ocusync Air Unit and it’s not compatible with the current FPV one.
@@MadRC Thanks a lot!
Hi, I have a question. I could use the system a digital fpv with the RE. I think the occusync system is very big.
Thanks
Sadly no. They are not at all compatible.
@@MadRC thanks for answering!
That's what I thought, these systems are completely incompatible with each other.
I got excited there for a moment, I thought the new RE goggles were a single widescreen boxed goggle version of the Digital FPV Antman system that is ugly as sin.
The ocusync system seems to be unavailable in the UK, in fact Dji quote its not available in this country. Is there another system coming out? will the digital air system work with my RE goggles?
This product is basically EOL now sadly. the new Air unit is not compatible with the old Goggles either :(
@@MadRC Oh dear!
Can i use the RE with Mavic Air 2 or Mini 2 with the original control? Thanks
It’s not compatible with the Mini 2 but it is with the Air 2.
@@MadRC Thanks a lot ! Do u have some video to show that?
I could've got DJI and still can, BUT..
1. 2x heavier unmodded.
2. No small drones with cheap batteries for playing for long periods with many batteries.
3. Very expensive drones you can't relax with properly.
4. They have higher latency.
5. Image cuts to black immediately making it more likely to lose or crash expensive drone.
6. Only 2 cameras actually look O.K. (i own 4k TV's)
7. Dji is and always has been just a flying camera company for photographers.
8. Stress, worry, devastation, ect.
9. I'm not stupid.
Hi, Many thanks for your informative videos.
I have a few questions regarding the original DJI Air System (not the new
Digital FPV system unit):
These questions are in the context of not having to use or own the White
or Black RE Goggles but build an HD vision system for fixed wing aircraft
and ‘slow’ multirotors.
Firstly do you know if the original Air System is compatible for use with
the DJI Smart Controller ?
Secondly, a compatibility chart in one of your previous videos indicates
that the Air System is compatible with the original Mavic controller.
Consequently could I take the HDMI output from the Mavic controller into
a cabled set of Goggles which accept an HDMI input ?
(I’m thinking of the Goovis Cinego G2 goggles which I can adjust to my
IPD etc)
Each of the above two questions really fall into four parts:
One for the image / potential resolution; one for OSD functionality with
an Ardupilot FC; one for potential range and finally for aircraft control
functionality.
The latter not being a total must as I can continue to use TX/RX systems
I already own. Thanks for your time and expertise.
Hi Rise, Ok to Start
1: I have not tested the Air system with the Smart RC my self however I believe the answer is no as its Ocusync 2 and its slightly different protocol, Its not working with the Mavic 2 Remote.
2: The standard Mavic RC does not have HDMI output, while the Ocusync Air system is compatible with that there is no way to output.
@@MadRC Many thanks for your reply Mad RC.
So if I were to use a Mavic Pro RC with an attached device, tablet or phone, that had an HDMI output would using the Original air system with a pair of HDMI in Goggles be possible ?
If so what do you think the potential image resolution; OSD functionality with
an Ardupilot FC; range and finally aircraft control
functionality would be ?
I would be aiming for the image in the Goggles to just repeat the image seen on the tablet or phone inserted in the Mavic RC and so the above four questions apply with the Goggles not figured in the equation.
Consequently perhaps you could answer them even if you feel that HDMI Goggles are not possible
Your expert replies would be appreciated much. Thanks
Will the RE goggles work with new FPV system.
No they won’t, different radio systems entirety.
Please tell me can we use DJI fpv transmitter with ocusync air and Goggles re
Sadly no
@@MadRC with head phone jack cable
so I cannot fly my dji mavic 2 with the dji FPV system ???
You can use the goggles RE with the Mavic 2.
You can buy an external headtracker for the race system...
hobbyking.com/en_us/quanum-3-axis-no-drift-head-tracker.html
Good job 👍 thks ¡¡¡