DJI FPV V2 Goggles needs a better power wire.

The connection to the battery from the goggles is really bad.  It's like the connection to the battery has to be longer or wider?  If it moves 1/10-1/2 a millimeter, the goggles turn off or restarts.  You have to stay completely still or it will turn off.

add to the fact you can't power it up over usb-c. It's a special cable that's completely proprietary and impossible to get anywhere but from DJI.

erictron Posted at 3-9 18:58
add to the fact you can't power it up over usb-c. It's a special cable that's completely proprietary and impossible to get anywhere but from DJI.

The cable is connection is bad and has to be updated.  I want to fly low and tight but I'm worried about a signal loss and either a straight beeline to home point at it's current height or it ascending into something up above.  Both of which are no good so I'm stuck flying in the open and high up which get boring.

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AntDX316 Posted at 3-9 19:14
The cable is connection is bad and has to be updated.  I want to fly low and tight but I'm worried about a signal loss and either a straight beeline to home point at it's current height or it ascending into something up above.  Both of which are no good so I'm stuck flying in the open and high up which get boring.

You need bluetac to reinforce the connection.

Plug the cable in so the wire points 'backwards' it will then fall between the strap bracket and the side of the goggles. You won't have any problems. if you still do, use a small cable tie to secure it. Its exactly the same as the V1 goggles, there are people printing cable holders that will also hold the cable securely. I just feed it as described above and it never disconnects.

Buzzyone Posted at 3-10 03:29
Plug the cable in so the wire points 'backwards' it will then fall between the strap bracket and the side of the goggles. You won't have any problems. if you still do, use a small cable tie to secure it. Its exactly the same as the V1 goggles, there are people printing cable holders that will also hold the cable securely. I just feed it as described above and it never disconnects.

Let me get the .STL to print it.

I put the usb end thru the metal head band loop. I don't know if that would help.Did the same thing with the usb otg cable on the other side.