Is TV Hat the Best FPV Goggle for P2V

[PVFlyer]

Conventional FPV goggles cover your eyes completely. They are not convenience for P2V, as you cannot control Vision camera, such as tilting camera, video start/stop and taking pictures.

TV Hat ($20 only) seems a simple work around, without spending hundreds to a thousand dollars on FPV goggle :lol: You may also slip your fingers into the hat and control your iOS/Android devices. Did any P2V flyer try that?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SJsk1L2RUg

 

[Mori55]

That looks pretty neat! Are you going to be the tester. ??

 

[pault]

I thought it was a spoof/joke when I first watched the ad but it does appear it exists. Someone in the US should give it a go - is is probably rubbish but at just $20 it is worth a gamble.

Edit: not sure if this is true but I think I read somewhere it is a good idea to sit down when first trying to fly with goggles as the experience is so immersive that you are likely to fall over.

 

[PVFlyer]

I'm not living in the US. It may charge me another $20-$30 for shipping alone.

I intended to DIY something similar, with a clamp holding iPhone on visor plus some shade covering iPhone. I did google search and came up with TV Hat.

There are some other ideas or alternatives, but I like TV Hat (idea or product) that is more appropriate for P2V. It allows our flyers to control the camera.
http://www.gizmag.com/360specs-vrase-vi ... one/28955/

 

[Pull_Up]

I backed this Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/16 ... set-for-sm
but it didn't make it, which was a shame as it would have been a really good solution. I haven't seen anything similar elsewhere, yet.

 

[BobUnplugged]

This is my solution. I used it for the first time Saturday, and it works like a charm!

 

[Pull_Up]

I'm loving the secret finger flap!

 

[rstekeur]

And if you order right now we'll double that offer :lol: