Hopefully a simple question:
Can 2 pairs of DJI Goggles be simultaneously linked to 1 Air Unit - so as well as the pilot, a 'passenger' can see the FPV view ?

Only 1 pilot can be paired to an air unit at a time. If you want someone to be able to view in real time, they must switch their goggles to "audience" mode. Once in that mode you can tune in to flyer's channels. It is not the same bond as the pilot has (it can't request packets to be resent) so the quality is a little lower, however it should not matter as you are not flying when using audience mode.

Kreeze Posted at 1-12 17:09
Only 1 pilot can be paired to an air unit at a time. If you want someone to be able to view in real time, they must switch their goggles to "audience" mode. Once in that mode you can tune in to flyer's channels. It is not the same bond as the pilot has (it can't request packets to be resent) so the quality is a little lower, however it should not matter as you are not flying when using audience mode.

Kreeze - Many thanks for a clear, concise and fully informative answer.

wgt40w Posted at 2022-1-13 04:55
Kreeze - Many thanks for a clear, concise and fully informative answer.

I tried that and the 2nd pair doesn't respond comes on but I can't get it to go into audience mode??? it just skips over that mode...What must I do for this to work...???

SPIKE357 Posted at 2-6 16:37
I tried that and the 2nd pair doesn't respond comes on but I can't get it to go into audience mode??? it just skips over that mode...What must I do for this to work...???

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out and we do apologize for the trouble. Can you please confirm what specific DJI product are you using? Are you using the DJI FPV Drone, DJI O3 Air unit, DJI FPV System/Vista Air unit, or the DJI Avata? Also, please confirm what specific goggles are you using. We will provide you with an accurate resolution after we receive the confirmation. Thank you.