luciens
Second Officer
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It's not clear in the FAQ pointed out above, but for DJI copters, the RE offers no advantages over the regular white goggles. The functionality is exactly the same, same capabilities, same latency and so on. the RE goggles I find more comfortable to wear and the rubber seal works a little better than the white ones. But it has the disadvantage of the 5.8ghz antenna sticking out, which is fragile and very easily damaged if you bump it on something, etc., which is not used to my knowledge with DJI copters. NOTE on that: I don't know if it's safe to use the goggles without the 5.8ghz antenna connected - there's a transceiver in the goggles for use with the ocusync air unit and if the transmitter is ever activated without the antenna connected that could destroy it. So it may or may not be safe to take the antenna off when using just DJI drones like the mavic pro, air, etc. To avoid that, I just always have an antenna on mine all the time. It's doubtful DJI support even knows either, so if you asked them I wouldn't trust their answer regardless even if they gave you one. I'd just never take the antenna off except for storage/transport etc. If the transmitter in the goggles does burn out, that'd be major $$$ to fix I would imagine...
But if you use the ocusync air module, or have existing machines that use a 5.8ghz analog video setup, the RE are what you want.... |
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