Hello,

I don't know if anyone has answered this question before. But is it possible to connect together the avata 2 the googles 3 , googles N3 as well as the fpv controller 3 so others can see what I am seeing?

Hi there, thank you for your inquiry. We are aware that you'd like to share the liveview using the other goggles, and to assist you better, you may refer below for the method that you may use to make sure others can see what are you seeing:

1. Wi-Fi Wireless Sharing: Enable “Share FPV to Mobile Device Via Wi-Fi” in DJI Goggles 3, and connect a mobile device to the goggles via Wi-Fi, and then the live view of the aircraft will be displayed on the DJI Fly app in the mobile device. Wireless sharing supports connecting one mobile device only.  
2. Wired Sharing: Connect DJI Goggles 3 to a mobile device with the USB-C OTG cable and a suitable data cable, and then the live view of the aircraft will be displayed on the DJI Fly app in the mobile device. Wired sharing supports connecting one mobile device only.  
3. Audience Mode: Enable Broadcast Mode in the DJI Goggles 3, and multiple DJI Goggles 3 device can connect to the broadcast channel, enabling the output of multiple real-time camera view. Audience Mode allows unlimited DJI Goggles 3 devices to be connected. 

These methods will allow others to see what you are seeing through the goggles, enhancing the shared experience of your flight. Thank you for your understanding and support.

Yes, it's possible, but you don't connect the other goggles to your drone, instead your primary goggles will re-broadcast your video feed and any other compatible goggles can tune into that.

On your primary goggles under transmission menu, enable broadcasting. Keep in mind this will reduce your available bitrate, that's normal. On any other goggles, under same menu go to audience tab and select the broadcasted feed. Make sure audience goggles also have Avata 2 selected under status menu aircraft selection.