NEW EACHINE $59 FPV GOGGLES vs $648 PREMIUM GOGGLES! Eachine VRD3 review

[@UAVfutures]

no way are they like the fatsharks, but for the price they are ok. link - link - bit.ly/EachineVRD3goggles what do you guys think?

[@dizzyfpv4903]

UAVfutures compare them to the Fatshark Recon (no dvr, no diversity)

[@nrune]

Or recon V2 just released.

[@dizzyfpv4903]

Michael Brown YES! perfect 👌

[@lostsoul5655]

How do they compare to the Emax goggles that come with the Tinyhawk RTF that you used when you were in China?

[@sleepingbearffg5008]

I like

[@marathi22]

I didn't have 700$ to drop on HDOs and Rapidfire. I did it anyway.

[@2strokeme64]

Neither did I, I sold something I never used and bought them anyway. Worth it to me, ppl will drop 500 on a quad and crash the shit out of it but won't drop that amount on goggles that you'll have for years to come, I don't get it?

[@friendlyfire01]

lmao same XD

[@BlackEasterEgg]

same here i am bankrupt for this month and the month just started

[@shatterpointgames]

I have the money for the HDOs and rapidfire but still bought the EV800D's. Mentality like that is why I have the money for the HDO's and rapidfire. Oh and you know, retirement

[@RikkTheGaijin]

These are great! The proper successors to the VR006, I wish I had these when I started FPV!

[@finnvanhoutte366]

i really like that you show of budget things. I want to get into fpv but can't really afford it

[@leonsutliffe9572]

You can get an fpv setup for as little as 150 bucks if you search around

[@brianfreland9065]

@@leonsutliffe9572 yeah, but you won't get a very good quad, radio, or goggles and no range. Slow, drone with zero power

[@echobeefpv8530]

Good review Stu. I have HDO's, but I like to keep up with what is coming out These are pretty good first timer goggles, on a budget. As long as the QC is kept up, and they work as they should when people get them, then they are a good deal.

[@UnlimitedVertical]

At first I was thinking those were just VR006's with a white plate on them, but then you showed the "telescopic" part and now you have me intrigued.

[@UnlimitedVertical]

I see you flying in the direction of that tree, but your patch is perpendicular to it...so basically you are only using the omni antenna. Did you put the antenna that way to purposely test the diversity?

[@ashtondyer5759]

I still have my eachine 007 goggles from 2 years ago. My first pair and I still think they are more than good enough for flying. I raced with them

[@0001bensherman]

Just bought these and got them today I’m new to the world I’ll let you know from a complete beginner what their like if you want .. love the videos you got me hooked instantly awaiting the arrival of my first drone soon.

[@dhiyaaulauliyaa3988]

How is it?

[@0001bensherman]

Dhiyaaul Auliyaa pretty good I have nothing to compare them against. However my battery life is crap so I got a lead and an external battery and just glued it to the top and they run for about 5 hours lol x

[@crackedcandy7958]

How about now?

[@gregaroller]

fantastic! thank you so much for doing this. most of us cant go to a hobby store and just try them all on

[@KC-su9nb]

Because of Stu, I got the FXT Viper goggles and love them. I wear glasses and they are excellent.

[@emp29]

Pop the sliding thing out and you'll get the extra range of adjustment and get everything in focus. I agree with GT's rating. This slowly became my main goggles, replacing my skyzone. Didn't intentionally happen, but the convenience of having USB, built in battey, and built in DVR was just more appealing for me. The cheap price was a bonus since I didn't care too much of just chucking the thing into any bag/case and not having to worry about them.

[@PBoogerwood]

Cost is a huge issue. Hopefully, as the interest in the sport/hobby expands, with the lowering costs of technology, really good goggles will come down. Once they can hit $200 for HIGH quality goggles, sales will skyrocket IMO merely because that will bring in the casual flyer. I want FPV for just goofing around and flying non-competitive (drone or plane). If someone has a recommendation for that purpose I'm all ears! Thanks!

[@brianfreland9065]

They have the skyzone cobra x goggles now. They're amazing and price at $250 USD

[@gonun69]

I think for beginners it is pretty important to have a hdmi imput. That way you can use it with a simulator and get used to wearing goggles at all. I did it like this and it helped a lot because my stomach didn't like it at all in the beginning. Like that I could get used to goggles without having to worry about not crashing my quad

[@ampelios6392]

I am hopefully going to get started into fpv racing and I am probably going to get the upgraded v2 99$ kit and then the 300$ start video you guys uploaded and was wondering after I watched this I thought I might upgrade to this just asking if you think it is worth it?

[@SOLARFPV]

Eachine seem to be making more hits than misses lately. Really really nice. A little more work on a flixi face fit maybe silicone, and the extra telescopic part and a larger screen. I think the price sounds good, but I wouldn't mind paying 15$ extra for them if they had those features.

[@GBoniFPV]

I don't like fatshark or similar goggles. I got a Dom3 to replace my EV800. I sold the Dom3 and kept the EV800. I have a flat face and fat head. Dom3 did not fit my face, and it was not comfortable. I definitely could not stand the Dom3 screens. The Ev800 was a better solution than the Dom3.I sold it and got the SkyRC Immersion Go. It has better image quality than both the EV and Dom3. Was only $110 and come with 7 inch screen. It is bigger, more comfortable, and lightweight. At the end, It is all about your personal preference. Get what is working for you, fatshark, eachine, SkyRc and have fun flying

[@ivostefancic7956]

Oy! VR-007 Pros comparison?? Come on Drew, you and the guys were amazed by the value and performance of VR-007 Pro, and you totally forgot about those ultra cheap but fine goggles... How do these compare to those, concerning they are roughly in the same price range? Mainly concerning the ergonomics, never mind the features. Since that's obviously the main problem with box goggles...

[@simonlock5595]

Hello Stew 👍😁👍😁👍 I'm in geelong too . Gotta catch up with you and get into this sport as you've made it seem awesome 👍👍👍👍👍

[@biggusbestus551]

Wow first video of yours OMG you can talk faster than my brain can process ...

[@witblitsfpv1265]

Great review. People can look it up, but it would be great to put a summary of the specs in the description or in the video as text... 🖒

[@rollonb2947]

Seems like a very red apple, green apple comparison. Both are apples, and can be very satisfying, but the preference is in what a person may be able to afford. This review is also a good example of the millennial gap, when ya have bills to pay throwing seven hundred dollars down for toys is tough.🍻😁 Much love Granger you're an awesome dude. 👍😎 💪🃏 SATISFACTORY!!!

[@jamesandonian7829]

$50 is pretty cheap and $700 is outrageous, I'd go for the $250-400 range

[@bensgreenpaint]

Skyline o2c

[@shaneintegra]

Awesome video as always. I noticed on your "in China sneek peek" you showed Banggood... Is there going to be a video of you doing a tour at Banggood?

[@53rdcards]

Bet you could 3d print a longer bit that slides out

[@markomax9999]

Thumbs up for review (like always) but I have just 1 monuMENTAL question. How these compare (your personal opinion ofc) compared to other best4buck googles like Eachine EV800, Eachine VR D2 Pro or even more expensive Eachine EV900. Can SJ RG01 5.8G be compared? I'm just asking because I follow every video of yours and in entry decisions I bought FlySky I6S FS controller to practice on simulators during winter. Now I need entry lvl googles. THX

[@Alluvian567]

Okay, so how do you compare these to the VR-007 or the Viper goggles? Looking at your cheap kits to get into the hobby (probably going to get a used DJI first for property surveilance (checking fencing and such on the farm) when I have some money. I have glasses and fairly shitty eyesight. Not really sure where to go on these goggles, I don't have any way to test them out that I know of.

[@smigadrum]

Hi stu, is there any chance you could review the quanum cyclops diversity goggles from hobbyking?

[@jlarson42]

For people just getting into the hobby or of limited budget these seem good enough to get the job done. I went with the ev200d goggles. Very happy with them so far. I went in understanding their admittedly annoying faults. But for the price, picture quality and reception I learned to live with the clunky interface. Thanks for the review.

[@cryptarithmetic]

So Eachine VRD3 or Fatshark Scout? :) Btw, Stu thank you very much for your channel and content. Bit of a newbie to FPV and your channel is my go-to resource for all my questions! Amazing work Stu!

[@JohnFSmitheugene]

For budget goggles, the FXT Vipers are unbeatable and you can wear your glasses with them. I can’t recommend box goggles of any kind (and I’ve tried a bunch of them) except for the Vipers. I agree that we want to get people into the hobby, but we want them to have a good experience, too. Who wants to do something when you can’t see properly?

[@brownstone43]

I want to Demo everything before buying. However i haven't found anyone else who flies these in Denver Colorado. I wonder every time i fly if i should spend a fortune on a new pair or if it's not much different? Headplay Goggles with a Runcam Swift 2

[@michaelreyes8670]

How does this unit compares to the Fatshark Recon V2 box goggle? Similarly priced.

[@licensetodrive9930]

Are you able to test each antenna socket individually? Because the Eachine VR006, despite being sold as a dual antenna goggle and having a really good reception, only has one working antenna socket, the other socket doesn't connect to anything on the circuitboard.

[@martinverbaas]

Never get these reviews tbh. Why compare a Ferrari to a fiat. Compare it with the ev800d or maybe, maybe the ev200d

[@retrotechx2600]

EV800D are the gold standard for Box Googles.

[@Andrew-FKF]

@@retrotechx2600 agreed. My ridealong buddies lovem but what do they know hahaha. If I need em im ok with em :)

[@ToddTube1]

True statement

[@nikrowe4261]

He did very quickly compare them to the Vipers & provided link to them in description. Still not quite the same comparison but still a "budget" goggle. After a review like this I would steer more toward Vipers on the budget end.

[@jamesboxold9671]

Seriously, compare them to another pair of eachine goggles, we know you have them

[@Danimal-3D]

I think a better option are goggles who’s screens detach from the front. To me it’s something that the pilot won’t grow out of since they can use it for spectating at race events/ spotting or bench testing after they upgrade to better goggles later. I think these goggles are more disposable/ giveaway than something you keep later on

[@frankbarajas]

Stew great review, but just a two part question, are those *Bermuda Shorts* that you're wearing on the flight field and did you steal them from GT?

[@gemster18]

You made this video back in 2018, unfortunately these goggles are not available anymore, would you be able to recommend to me something in 2020 that is in stock that is similar in price and specs? I'm looking to upgrade from the little tiny hawk emax goggles that come in the kit. Thank you in advance. Joey

[@msntung]

Can you use the drone like a regular one or is it only made to race?

[@o0mySz0o]

VRD3 or ev800d?

[@professionalnerd5654]

I'm borrowing a buddies ec800d while I wait for my hdos. I had ev100s but the fov is so small. I would definitely endorse the ev800d as an entry goggle that would work great as a ride along goggle after you upgrade.

[@SuperSilvi1990]

Stew are you planning on testing the new eachine wizard hv? I've only seen two reviews so far on it and looks just as good of a value as the first one. Especially being 6s capable.

[@UAVfutures]

yes

[@crazydog2580]

i know you have done videos on this in the past. but any chance on a video on a complete first time set up for maybe $500aud quad, goggles, trans, batteries ??? like build it yourself kit not something prebuilt

[@herbie5263]

Are those our only options 50 vs 700... isn't there something in between, something you wouldn't feel like damaging your eyes but also not crippling your budget? Like 200-300 for a decent pair. What is the difference anyway, what are the things you should be looking for when buying FPV goggles?

[@OtherTaylor]

Great video! Do you think you will review the Wizard x220HV?

[@BisMaxx]

I am looking for a new set of goggles that will support diversity receiver. My problem is that my head is big, so even most cheaper box goggles end up being too small and my eyes hang too far out sometimes making contact with the very edge of the goggle (the foam part). I tried a really expensive FatShark in the past and that form-factor does not seem to work with my face at all. So I am stuck wearing my big, ugly and heavy, diy box from HobbyKing. Stu! what can you recommend for me? I know you have tried just about everything!

[@aaaaaaaaaassssssssdf]

those antennas remind me of the eachine vr006 i bought when i started fpv, they were like 45 bucks. and were garbage. hear me out, it has two antennas and advertises diversity but one antenna actually doesn't connect to anything. and if you take it apart and follow the trace on the pcb, there will be a white line covering the antenna wire, they Y together and go to one input on the big receiver chip, but if you scrape the paint off near the Y you find it actually doesn't connect all the way, there's a gap. i'm really curious if this is the same or not.

[@kyleray4952]

This looks to be the actual diversity version of the vr006. Which I really enjoyed. Good cheap goggles for what they were.

[@UnlimitedVertical]

@@kyleray4952 The telescoping feature gave me hope, but Grumpy Trev took that hope away. I have VR006's and they serve as ride along goggles for kids (I can't see with them). I was hoping that this newer version would allow me to have a set of ride-alongs that could be used for friends as well. I know very few people over 50 who don't require some sort of reading glasses.

[@usarmyfl1]

These are not true diversity. It says Dual receiving antennas.

[@marsmachine1156]

@UnlimitedVertical I am looking for a cheap pair of goggles for my 3 year old son, so he can follow me flying. VR006 a good choice? Thanks!

[@UnlimitedVertical]

@@marsmachine1156 As long as he doesn't require "reading glasses" they would be fine. AndyRc did a full review on them a while back (maybe 2 years). Really for 40 bucks ($50 Canadian) they are a decent set of goggles...just I can't use them because of my old eyes.

[@NeoIsrafil]

I use a fairly cheap pair of box goggles, kinda wish they had been as cheap as this for the quality. Nice to see prices going down.

[@jeromebyrd9813]

So you can use any vex receiver with goggles correct?

[@wildernessandbeyond]

Stu I live not far from you, is there anywhere to go nearby to try some different googles on before spending up?

[@darkshadowsx5949]

instead of just comparing them to a fatshark compare them to a cellphone, cheap $12 receiver, $5 walmart vr case and FPV go app.

[@christopherlee3045]

yup I tried fatsharks the screen is way to small, i hate them, i use good box googles because i choose to. I have the phone, and the eachine 5.8 ghz usb reciever as well and it works great for my kid

[@upplsuckimcool16]

no man cuz it has better reception. the cell phone video box goggles work absolutely fine, the issue is the reception.

[@mrtrendizzle]

I know this comment is a year old. I currently use my Samsung VR headset, my S7 Edge and an Echine R02 usb reciever. Works great and cost me £20 for the receiver only as the headset came free with my S7 when it came out.

[@EdEditz]

Box goggles always remind me of nose-bags for horses. :)

[@breenmt09]

Does it work with a Visuo 812? What does it work with? What is the range? Why is this only about if folks think it looks cool? Bloody comfort - I want visuals for cheap. No info in this review at all

[@hidetoshitakahashi3881]

Hello, Excellent review! I have a MV Air 2 and I wonder if I can use this Goggle with the mavic controller. Can you connect the goggle to the controller?

[@khurramkhan8169]

If u buy the phone vr glasses then maybe

[@wjones9552]

If I had bought FS googles when I started they would have more than saved their price in crash damage. If you are serious about flying first person it is the best investment you can make.

[@DJDevine]

I would have picked some up when I started instead of the ev 800s for the DVR alone. Not an issue anymore but it's a great and needed function even if you just use it to find your quad after a crash... Cheers

[@max-zb1io]

I have glasses what are the best goggles for me ( my glasses are for seeing far not up close)

[@unnamedchannel1237]

I just got the notification that this video was uploaded now, thanks KZbin

[@theardrone2]

Can you try and strap a DJI osmo pocket on to an FPV drone.

[@Panasonic-paul]

I've started out with the Eachine vr007pro and they were pretty good, still use them for fly alongs. Then via ev100d to dominatorv3 with rapid fire.. it's quit the evolution but did want to give the cheap ones a chance. That's why I don't want to try the hdo's because I probably get hooked..... Great vid!

[@BagelSchlagel]

Im and trying to just start out in FPV think I should go for these or the ev100d

[@igorpeplinski690]

What is better for a first goggle an ev100 or this?

[@ashleyayak]

Just curious does it give you that's 3D affect like VR ?

[@kevinrdunnphs]

The widescreen NTSC full res 800x480 monitors are literally $15, get a $30 receiver and all in one quad camera transmer,and one of those $10 phone VR headset at like a joblot or Amazon, after this, assuming you own batteries, you are 100% FPV ready camera and all for $55

[@kevinrdunnphs]

$35 if you skip the all in one camera transmitter

[@donpayton737]

Trev said its close to focus. For reference what is his script? If he is ok with letting that out.

[@hhampton]

What are some good beginner goggles for people who wear glasses?

[@GaragemDoChines]

Hi what googles can i use with this drone? HUBSAN H122D X4 STORM

[@wilbradford619]

The price will probably get more people flying F.P.V. , and it's great to introduce more flyers . 😎👍

[@MadsMilkyton]

Yeah i find to many reviewers just dictate you must buy Fatshark which isn't really helpful when you can spend less than the cost HD0's or HD3 to get into the hobby and get flying, yes they are pretty much everyone's end game but the hobby doesn't need a paywall the fully enjoy it!

[@wskynajar4901]

Stew! The way they telescopic do the lock in place? If not then when ya put them on does it push the slider back in?

[@UAVfutures]

it is very stiff

[@stevenf0]

These seem like they would pair nicely with a 1S micro for a child's first drone. If they are lucky enough to have parents that got them into the hobby.

[@starshipgus8578]

It’s like comparing a mavic with an MJX bug,and there is a lot of bleeping sounds too.

[@johncarold]

At least this are a lot nicer than the Topsky Prime 1s. Thanks for the great info on those googles.

[@djwilson48625]

Compared to the quantum v2? I have the v2 and yes, I feel the screen needs to be an inch farther away. Added it to my paintball goggles to A: adjust screen lower on my face, B: add some distance from screen, C: better comfort, but I'd like to know if anyone bought these coming from v2 goggles.

[@Phrancis5]

I've been rockin the quannum V2s for years now. I added a second fresnel lens inside about an inch from the lcd screen. It helps focus and increases the fov to be more immersive. I also wired in a DVR. I'd be curious about these cheap eachines if its smaller/lighter and I can still install a secondary fresnel lens too. TBH I don't really need diversity for whoop flying.

[@walkman1269]

Thanks Stew!! Alright Fatshark snobs. I'm not a pro FPV pilot. I don't race just some freestyle. I fly mabe 5-6 hours a month. My son needs $400 for dental surgery. Mortgage company needs theirs too. My FPV funtime budget is maybe $80 a month. I can justify $1100 on a phantom or mavik because I could use my 107 and make more back. Been using Headplay goggles for 3 years now has HDMI in that I can use for Phantom controller for commercial stuff. Have old set of Fatshark predators. Might get used/refurbished set Fatshark HDO down the road because of OLED. Considering something like this so my son or buddies can take a ride. Peace to you all.

[@andrewhoppe6946]

My ev100 got me into the hobby. In comparison to my aomways, well there is no comparison. But they were good enough and got me up and running. These seem similar. Although you'd save money in the long run going straight to some premium goggles like the hdo's, the reality is something cheap gets you into the hobby without the price barrier, and until you've done some flying, you don't really know what you want in a set of goggles anyway.

[@cameroningle6782]

Stu, can you please make an extended version of the $99 build with betaflight setup, calibration and pairing? I'm worried to build one due to my lack of knowledge on drone setup. Cheers from Australia :)

[@ejbfpv7937]

Cameron Ingle just watch Joshua bardwells betaflight 3.4 and 3.5 setup guide

[@chrismawson4430]

Cameron Ingle I second the motion to watch bardwells video. The series on setting up a new quad is lengthy but 100% comprehensive and you’ll learn so much

[@metalfox1911a1]

The problem I have with the fatshark goggles is they force my eyes to uncomfortably turn two images into one I am happy with my aomway goggles with a cloverleaf on top, it even kept strong signal while another member using older fat shark goggle temporary lost image.

[@peteyyboyyy93]

the patch is directed to the ground ?

[@Jimunu]

Is that fields grass in a normal color this time of year?

[@stevenfeil7079]

What the heck is with the screen distortion that shows up on the screen? How can you fly with that flashing on the screen all the time?

[@russwolf911]

I started out with ev 100. Had a hard time flying with them. I just got my Aomway's , they are great. whish these had come out when I first started.

[@knex_ltu2759]

If you testing goggles when can you say on what mw you testing?

[@sideburn]

Would these be better than a fat shark v4?

[@nielsmonteban6375]

Did you switch from the aomway v1 to the fatshark?

[@angeleen14]

Which is better vrd3 or ev800d ?

[@nathanhunzeker6033]

I am knew to the hobby (except for ground vehicles), and this video was one of the most useful, and informative videos I have seen. I am getting a Parrot Bebop 2 FPV kit, which should be here today, just to get a feel for FPV. Perhaps some day I can afford some good fatsharks. :-)

[@jdamage5002]

I noticed that you sometimes do not do multiple racing quads at the same time while reviewing goggles.. I found that my cheap goggles work extremely well until I start racing with other pilots. The receiver on the cheap goggles do not filter out other frequencies as well especially with higher powered vtxs at 200mw +.. Could you do a racing setup with at least four other people to compare the filtering of the vtx receiver in future goggle reviews? 4 with all right antenna, 4 with left antennas and 4 with a mix? like in a real life racing environment.. Matter of fact, could you ALWAYS do multiple racing track reviews along with free style flying reviews? This ensure that racers and freestylers alike, can actually see the performance and not just hear the interview of it.

[@jeraldmpatterson]

That's probably why my Eachine 800D goggles work so great for me because I'm always flying alone. Never thought about that. Good point brother.

[@jeraldmpatterson]

What goggles do you recommend?

[@RCinginSC]

Honestly, it would be really hard to rate a box goggle after having flown fatsharks. There's no comparison. I started with vrd2's and loved them , but, then upgraded and now it's very hard to go back. These are starter goggles and will get you flying for cheap. Perhaps a mod to allow more telescoping would be good. Topsky take note...sometimes simpler is better.

[@LJT9393]

VRD3 vs. Fatshark recon V2?

[@anonamuss1604]

I came across this looking for vr goggles. My first reaction was that its awesome to see an Aussie reveiw. I'm embarrassed to say I had to look up what FPV stands for. FPV = First Person View.

[@djiimpact428]

Which is a better beginner/RTF drone diatone m540 or hawk 5?

[@mshane86]

If they had an external battery they would be perfect for spectators or DVR. I'm sure it would be easy to mod but I think I'll wait.

[@kainenakcatraz7459]

Used fatshark dominator v3 max $260 eachine pro58 with Achilles mod $45 problem solved.

[@7passu]

im still on the VRD2 (not pro) with no issues

[@ArtPomelo]

Which budget google would you guys recommend?

[@brendongyde]

Don’t get ls800d buttons push through and straps snap.

[@ArtPomelo]

@@brendongyde okay what else?

[@jamesboxold9671]

@@ArtPomelo depends on your budget, I would go with the ev800d goggles

[@stevekoptyra4082]

@@jamesboxold9671 me and a buddy both got a set they didn't last either one of us very long at all power buttons all the buttons up across the top eventually will push right through or fail altogether and it turns out to be just a nightmare I had an SMA connector come off as well as some other little issues I personally wouldn't recommend the ev800d. unfortunately I do not have any other recommendations as those were my first and only pair so far

[@jamesboxold9671]

@@stevekoptyra4082 that stinks man I have had my ev800d for over a year now with no problems that's the only reason why I recommended them

[@maddmavic]

Can cheap fov goggles work woth a mavic air?

[@jeraldmpatterson]

They should of made them so you can add a external battery like the Ev800D set up. I've been flying with Ev800D for over a year and they work great to me.

[@3979539]

Hi Jerald, EA 800 is compatible with dji spark Thanks

[@jeraldmpatterson]

@@3979539 These work through a 5.8ghz and I'm thinking spark is Wi-Fi that work through the phone. If that is true it won't work. But they will work with any 5.8ghz channel.

[@JesusChrist-iw8mi]

Get the Eachine EV200D goggles instead of wasting money on Fat Shark HDO goggles!

[@sethchesterofficial]

Hey Staurt, I know the chance of you seeing this is extremely slim but I just thought if you se this you might respond. Anyway I really want to get into fpv but I'm only 12 so I not only have little money but also don't have electronic experience so if you could recommend a good rtf tiny whoop. Please. Thank you for your help.

[@martinlock5254]

I've got a mobula7, vrd3 goggles and a turnigy evolution controller. I love the set up. The mobula7 is fast enough to learn acro but easy to fly.

[@brucem1553]

I think for me . They might be a good fit. ... For the price of 60 bucks US. with a DVR in them.. not to bad. others are 40 to 50 with NO DVR so with buying a DVR to add. better with these. Cheap whoop for in house with these , as a new Drone pilot. great deal.. I ply RC Planes and these probable wont do it for them but to get started with a whoop .. good starter set

[@michaelmatthews6421]

Absolutely for someone trying to get into FPV cheap, for 60 bucks, you aren't out much if you don't like it

[@georgeaura]

have you tried the fxt fpv goggles?

[@screwit3673]

can you run your goggles without antennas? I tought thouse burn out without antennas, or is that just the recevers?

[@UAVfutures]

just rxs

[@screwit3673]

Good to know, thanks buddy. @@UAVfutures