Flying DJI Mini 4 Pro with RC2 and XREAL Air 2 Pro AR Glass

[@HobbyHub-6450]

great job! this is what I want to try...thanks for sharing

[@EmilySam-q2w]

Nice content just wondering why your views are low

[@ckshene7212]

Hello, thank you for your comment. I am not a professor KZbinr for profit. Hence, I don't need the no. of visitor to boost my profit. A low key approach is perhaps my favorite. Recently, I made videos on Concurrent Computing, a crucial topic in Computer Science for students. This series lectures is what I really want to do in my life time. 🙂

[@EmilySam-q2w]

@@ckshene7212 Thanks for your response

[@EllaTruhanova]

Is it possible to use DJI Neo + DJI RC-N3 C Xreal Air 2 Pro Ar Glass? DJI RC-N3 has Type-C, is it compatible with DP Display Port Video?

[@ckshene7212]

I don't have the RC-N3 yet and hence am not able to answer your first question. On the other hand, I did use a NC2 and a FPV goggles with HDMI input to fly a Mini 2. Given this fact, it is always possible to fly a NEO using NC3. What you need is a wireless HDMI screen mirroring device (and its app) to mirror the phone screen to that device, which is connected to a HDM (input) I-to-USBC (output) adaptor. This works although it is a bit clumsy and requires two 5V power inputs, one for the screen mirroring dongle and the other for the HDMI-to-USBC adapter. For your second question, you can add a USB-C to Display Port adapter to receive the USB-C output. In fact, I used this setup to send the video output of my 2018 Mac mini to the older Apple Display (Thunderbolt compatible). BTW, the easiest solution is buying a DJI RC2 and everything becomes straightforward as shown in my video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2GbnoNnYtCqa5o Nowadays you can get a cheap NEW to USED RC2 on eBay around $250 or even less. I bought my 3rd RC2 for $220.00-.