Guys and Gals,
There is still lot's of discussion regarding which goggles will work with the P3 HDMI board, what cables are needed, etc.
Here's some additional information that I have personally verified (first hand) regarding some "HD" goggles that are and are not supported by the new P3 HDMI board.
P3 HDMI output form factor: The P3 HDMI board has a mini HDMI output, also known as a Type C.
HeadPlay HD goggles: These work perfectly. The HP's have a mini HDMI input.
FatShark Dominator HD's: These work perfectly. The Dom HD's have a micro HDMI input, also known as a Type D.
FatShark Dominator V2's: These do not work in their native configuration !! Perhaps an HDMI to VGA down converter will work, but out of the box the Dom V2's are not supported.
Zeiss Cinemizer OLED: These work perfectly. The Zeiss have their own cable from the goggles to a small control pad. The control pad has a mini HDMI output.
Bottom line: To quote Blade Strike (DJI test and support) from RCG, "Whatever works on the inspire will work on the p3."
Cables: For the HeadPlays I'll use this:
https://www.computercablestore.com/...ini-hdmi-c-to-mini-hdmi-c-cable-with-ethernet
I have not been able to locate a Type C to Type D HDMI cable. If you are using goggles that have a Type D input I recommend that you buy a Micro to Micro cable and get a Type D to Type C adapter for the controller end.
I also continued my subjective testing between the Cinemizers and the HeadPlays. There is no doubt that the HP's have a decided dork / geek look. However, mine do not feel bulky or heavy when I am wearing them. The visual image when using the 16:9 aspect ratio is just fantastic. Initially, I felt that the HP's were not immersive enough. I now feel that the wider FOV is actually better for my style of FPV flying (cursing rather than racing).
Hope this helps.
:harry
There is still lot's of discussion regarding which goggles will work with the P3 HDMI board, what cables are needed, etc.
Here's some additional information that I have personally verified (first hand) regarding some "HD" goggles that are and are not supported by the new P3 HDMI board.
P3 HDMI output form factor: The P3 HDMI board has a mini HDMI output, also known as a Type C.
HeadPlay HD goggles: These work perfectly. The HP's have a mini HDMI input.
FatShark Dominator HD's: These work perfectly. The Dom HD's have a micro HDMI input, also known as a Type D.
FatShark Dominator V2's: These do not work in their native configuration !! Perhaps an HDMI to VGA down converter will work, but out of the box the Dom V2's are not supported.
Zeiss Cinemizer OLED: These work perfectly. The Zeiss have their own cable from the goggles to a small control pad. The control pad has a mini HDMI output.
Bottom line: To quote Blade Strike (DJI test and support) from RCG, "Whatever works on the inspire will work on the p3."
Cables: For the HeadPlays I'll use this:
https://www.computercablestore.com/...ini-hdmi-c-to-mini-hdmi-c-cable-with-ethernet
I have not been able to locate a Type C to Type D HDMI cable. If you are using goggles that have a Type D input I recommend that you buy a Micro to Micro cable and get a Type D to Type C adapter for the controller end.
I also continued my subjective testing between the Cinemizers and the HeadPlays. There is no doubt that the HP's have a decided dork / geek look. However, mine do not feel bulky or heavy when I am wearing them. The visual image when using the 16:9 aspect ratio is just fantastic. Initially, I felt that the HP's were not immersive enough. I now feel that the wider FOV is actually better for my style of FPV flying (cursing rather than racing).
Hope this helps.
:harry