luciens
 Second Officer
United States
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The goggles not so much, but your reading glasses will definitely fog up. This is, of course, familiar to all the folks who've been FPV'ing for a while with Fatsharks and etc., and there's not much you can do about it, especially if you live in a humid climate.
In the cold weather, you can kind of control it by not letting you glasses or the goggles get cold. I run the heater in the truck and heat everything up before putting it all on and go fly. In hot weather, you're just kind of screwed.
One option is to only fly when there's a strong wind - the wind will get under the seal and help defog things. That's what I do when the weather is hot, since there's always a 20mph wind anyway it works out pretty good. |
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