dji goggles

fsatbell · Jan 26, 2018

will dji goggles work with the phantom 4 pro without adding module to remote.

msinger · Jan 26, 2018

Yes. You can connect them to the USB port on your remote controller in place of your mobile device.

fsatbell · Jan 26, 2018

fsatbell said:
will dji goggles work with the phantom 4 pro without adding module to remote.

are all cables that you need included ?

msinger · Jan 26, 2018

The DJI Goggles come with a USB cable.

If you want to use the HDMI module, you'll need an adapter (I'm using this one). Here's what that setup looks like:

KevMo Photog · Jan 26, 2018

msinger said:
The DJI Goggles come with a USB cable.

If you want to use the HDMI module, you'll need an adapter (I'm using this one). Here's what that setup looks like:

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How often are you flying with the DJI Goggles msinger? A lot, or just some of the time?

msinger · Jan 26, 2018

I don't fly with goggles/glasses most of the time.

KevMo Photog · Jan 26, 2018

Thanks msinger! I sure would to try them but I do like my big pad. Just need a brighter one! LOL The Air 2 is not very bright!

msinger · Jan 26, 2018

The DJI Goggles are large and in charge, but the picture inside is really nice. I haven't tried the Racing Edition yet. People are saying they are more comfy. I'd buy the Racing Edition if I didn't own them today. Plus, they could be used with other brands of drones that connect wirelessly.

Deleted member 62848 · Jan 26, 2018

msinger said:
The DJI Goggles come with a USB cable.

If you want to use the HDMI module, you'll need an adapter (I'm using this one). Here's what that setup looks like:

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Wow you think I can find a adapter in NZ no,been trying,have just gone and done module change on p4s remote but have to work through usb,is any difference useing correct hdmi port if I get a adapter or you think goggles ok how set up useing the usb..yes great veiw now working,yes I got not much hair and find wearing a hat helps on the comfort side

msinger · Jan 26, 2018

USB is fine if you don't need to use a mobile device while flying. I prefer to connect them via HDMI so I can use my mobile device and so I don't have to switch between my mobile device and goggles (to ensure the height/distance is not restricted).

Deleted member 62848 · Jan 26, 2018

msinger said:
USB is fine if you don't need to use a mobile device while flying. I prefer to connect them via HDMI so I can use my mobile device and so I don't have to switch between my mobile device and goggles (to ensure the height/distance is not restricted).

Ah ok thanks not know of restriction,I did see a setting on the goggles saying display to device and to goggles at same time,was preferring to have both veiws (tab and googles)for myself and mate (spotter),I see if I can get it like that if not I get adapter, yes got a fright after fitting module and then cable to big

I even ask at shop for this and had them stumped,,great advice thank you

msinger · Jan 26, 2018

ianzone said:
I did see a setting on the goggles saying display to device and to goggles at same time,was preferring to have both veiws (tab and googles)for myself and mate (spotter)

That feature only works when connecting the goggles to the HDMI port on the remote controller.

condor123 · Jan 26, 2018

If you had a tablet with hdmi out like a nvidia shield k1 like I use, you just use the hdmi out on tablet to goggles or monitor or tv

Bakersfield Quad · Jan 27, 2018

msinger said:
The DJI Goggles are large and in charge, but the picture inside is really nice. I haven't tried the Racing Edition yet. People are saying they are more comfy. I'd buy the Racing Edition if I didn't own them today. Plus, they could be used with other brands of drones that connect wirelessly.

The RE goggles are very comfy, great looking and now I can use other craft, planes, heli, quads as long as they are Vtx @5.8ghz.

EasyE520 · Jan 27, 2018

Do the DJI goggles allow you to control the bird or just the camera?

O6-Hammerhead · Jan 27, 2018

The current version of these includes an HDMI cable configured so you don’t need an adapter.

When using USB, they will allow control of the bird’s direction, but not altitude not forward or reverse movement.

EasyE520 · Jan 27, 2018

Ahh. I have a P3S with aftermarket googles and it only allows for camera pitch movement. It does work really well though. Only cost me $40

DKG13CC · Jan 27, 2018

Bakersfield Quad said:
The RE goggles are very comfy, great looking and now I can use other craft, planes, heli, quads as long as they are Vtx @5.8ghz.

I agree, I love the fit. And call me crazy, but they feel lighter too.

chazzm · Jan 28, 2018

msinger said:
The DJI Goggles come with a USB cable.

If you want to use the HDMI module, you'll need an adapter (I'm using this one). Here's what that setup looks like:

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I use something extremely identical on my Racing Edition set! LoL

Bakersfield Quad · Jan 28, 2018

I bought 2 cables that are 5 feet long, so you can put it out if the way. Mini one end and micro on the other, flexible and packs tight. Got them on Amazon for $6 each as I recall.