Hi,  Does any DJI member of the forum knows if the new DJI WIRELESS GOOGLES designed for the MAVIC works with the Phantoms as well? The resolution of 1080p and the wireless technology put this googles on the podium of the market right now. Thanks

No specs on them yet, so do not know.

DJI-Ken Posted at 2016-9-27 23:54
No specs on them yet, so do not know.

Thanks Ken, Regards.

You are usually very prompt with updates Ken.. please let us know as soon as you get word

AlaskanTides Posted at 2016-9-28 01:42
You are usually very prompt with updates Ken.. please let us know as soon as you get word

I'm afraid that this googles only works with the MAVIC due to the "Ocusync"communication that both uses.

AlaskanTides Posted at 2016-9-28 07:42
You are usually very prompt with updates Ken.. please let us know as soon as you get word

I will, the above post may be the case. But I will post when I get 100% conformation.

I'm just going to go ahead and say that they'll be compatible with both the Phantom 4 and the Inspire 1. I'm very sure about it.

When will the goggles be available and what will the cost be?

poppylfh-sp Posted at 2016-9-28 12:24
When will the goggles be available and what will the cost be?

In the near future and don't know about the cost.

Enkeixpress Posted at 2016-9-28 10:24
I'm just going to go ahead and say that they'll be compatible with both the Phantom 4 and the Inspir ...

Don't think so.

DJI-Ken Posted at 2016-9-27 17:54
No specs on them yet, so do not know.

Just make up something exciting Ken.  We don't care,  we just want some awesome specs for the new specs!

I was wondering the same that if they will work with the inspire unfortunately there arent enough pictures yet nor specs posted to determine that ... could be the package I was looking for Mavic Pro+Goggles and use the same ones on the Inspire - else it would be a bit -= well ... iffy ...

@DJI-Ken - any idea when the manuals will be published? And when the details on the goggles will be published?

Kneepuck Posted at 2016-9-28 14:48
Just make up something exciting Ken.  We don't care,  we just want some awesome specs for the new  ...

Got some info, it will only work with the Mavic

r4nd0m Posted at 2016-9-28 19:56
I was wondering the same that if they will work with the inspire unfortunately there arent enough pi ...

The goggles will only work with the Mavic as the video is transmitted via OcuSync.

Do these goggles have hdmi in for "conventional" use?
Regards, Chris.

roedaal Posted at 2016-9-28 23:07
Do these goggles have hdmi in for "conventional" use?
Regards, Chris.

Not that I'm aware of.

Will these goggles support head tracking?

If you had only one pair, would you be able to control the drone with the normal remote and see on your phone while a 'passenger' uses the goggles?

DJI-Ken Posted at 2016-9-28 23:01
The goggles will only work with the Mavic as the video is transmitted via OcuSync.

well I really wonder whats under the side cover then - I was hoping at least an HDMI in - if not - the complete setup wont be for me ...

I'll going to wait till Black Friday, I hope. Will it have the same operating features as the P4? Meaning, if you know the P4, you can easily start right away flying this ?

I use fatshark dominators with my phantom 3, the only thing that would prevent me from purchasing the mavic is that if my fatsharks are not compatible, cant see the point of a compact drone with a massive headset, its a brilliant piece of kit but if no fatsharks then staying with the p3 ;)  

I don't think you'll be using your Dominators with the Mavic. Technically it's sort of possible but you'd need the Nvidia Shield tablet which has hdmi out.

bomberuk Posted at 2016-9-30 15:57
I use fatshark dominators with my phantom 3, the only thing that would prevent me from purchasing th ...

The fat sharks are amazing but the resolution is 720p, the DJI googles are 1080p and wireless...so innmy personal opinion are one step forward than the rest...

DJI-Ken Posted at 2016-9-28 17:00
Got some info, it will only work with the Mavic

So, no possible firmware/software update can be made to get them working with P4?

FuZZyPiLOT Posted at 2016-9-30 23:27
So, no possible firmware/software update can be made to get them working with P4?

I don't think so, not unless there's an HDMI in and I don't think it does.

DJI-Ken Posted at 2016-9-30 18:25
I don't think so, not unless there's an HDMI in and I don't think it does.

So i would be a cool option to offer an OcuSync sender that takes hdmi source (or even SDI tool)

roedaal Posted at 2016-9-30 14:40
So i would be a cool option to offer an OcuSync sender that takes hdmi source (or even SDI tool)  ...

Yes it would.

I hate to bring this up but isn't It illegal to fly with goggles? Perhaps in racing it is excused, but even then you are not watching your drone as the regs say we should be.  With goggles you are watching from the drone and not at the drone.  Line of sight I think they call it.

arives@capecod. Posted at 2016-9-30 22:29
I hate to bring this up but isn't It illegal to fly with goggles? Perhaps in racing it is excused, b ...

They are meant for racing (sport mode).

msduncanrolltid Posted at 2016-9-30 20:58
They are meant for racing (sport mode).

That is true

Don't think I'm not going to fly over the lake in front of my house in first-person goggle mode though.   I'll just have a spotter watching the drone for me.

Btw -- ANY indication on when they are going to release the price for this thing?

arives@capecod. Posted at 2016-9-30 20:29
I hate to bring this up but isn't It illegal to fly with goggles? Perhaps in racing it is excused, b ...

I would have to agree that flying with goggles in the USA outdoors is technically illegal at this point in time.  I know the FPV racers are working to get the FAA to amend the regulations to allow it.  But as I understand it right now goggles are only allowed if you are flying the drones indoors.  Most FPV racing events are being held indoors for this reason.


I know this is upsetting news for all those people flying with Fat Shark goggles... But technically if you are using them outdoors it's breaking the FAA regulations for now.

Fulgerite Posted at 2016-10-3 10:10
I would have to agree that flying with goggles in the USA outdoors is technically illegal at this p ...

I can fly my airplane VFR with a view limiting device and a safety pilot, why wouldn't I be able to fly a drone with the googles and a spotter?

uWUxA2nk71Ja Posted at 2016-10-3 14:02
I can fly my airplane VFR with a view limiting device and a safety pilot, why wouldn't I be able t ...

As it says on the FAA web site...  "Must keep the aircraft in sight (visual line-of-sight)".

You can read more about it here:

https://www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/

Don't get mad at me...  I did not make the rules...  I just know it has forced the official organized FPV competitions indoors.  And the FPV organizations are working with the FAA toward some sort of provision to  for FPV flying events.

Stupid bureaucrats. It's far safer to fly using FPV that estimating distances from a distance which is completely inaccurate due to lack of DoF.

I've got the feeling that the new DJI Goggles will cost around $700 which is going to be be a bitter pill to swallow as that is the same price as the Mavic all over again.

Airwater Posted at 2016-10-4 02:31
Stupid bureaucrats. It's far safer to fly using FPV that estimating distances from a distance which  ...

Sometimes yes, but depending on the FPV system. Based in my experience when you fly FPV the objects appears closer than they really are, and sometimes could be confuse for me...so if you see your aircraft with your human eyes estimating the distance and watching your environment should be more safer... I love to fly in FPV at medium high altitude far away from trees hoses, towers..is amazing. So the future will be a system capable to combine FPV and VLOS like the Epson BT 300 Glasses...
The politicians here in EU sees the drones as a threat...but they have some reason under the last two years of  attacks...
Regards,

DJI-Ken Posted at 2016-9-27 21:58
I will, the above post may be the case. But I will post when I get 100% conformation.

I'm guessing there will be a Mavic FPV price bundle when the goggles are ready.

Will the goggles have a Heads Up Display for flight data ?

nomad65 Posted at 2016-10-4 05:30
Will the goggles have a Heads Up Display for flight data ?

I would assume the HUD will be switchable.  That's how the current HDMI output works on the P3 and P4.

Fulgerite Posted at 2016-10-4 15:33
I would assume the HUD will be switchable.  That's how the current HDMI output works on the P3 and ...

Thanks man !