Shrimpfarmer said:
Well that was enjoyable. I didn't think the staggered climb work that well but the fast flight sections worked like a dream and it was also impressive flying. You edited it well and I liked the music choice and the close out bring the dog into view.
As to the goggles, how were they behaving on that flight? Much breakup and are you able to pick out people and other risks through them easily? Asking the technical stuff as I may have to get a pair of goggles as not getting on well with my monitor at the moment.
Shrimpy
Thanks, i haven't really had any problems with the goggles other than the stock antennas not being the best, however they still gave great video @ 500/600 meters as long as you were up a good height and in line of sight.
The new antennas seem much better for fast flying, signal doesn't break up as much, and the image does seem clearer, although i've not been able to test the range much.
As for picking out people and other risks, i think i/it will get better with practice, but the image is clear enough to see most things, only thing i've had a problem seeing through the goggles is a very thin telephone line wire that goes across my back garden, i usually don't see that until it's too late and i'm just about to hit it.
I went for the cheaper option in the goggles with the Fatshark Predator V2 kit, inlcuding a transmitter, camera and the goggles, which is **** good enough for my needs at the moment (i hadn't even heard of FPV less than a month ago), however people are reporting better quality / field of view with the more expensive models (aviators / dominators)
