Best Value FPV Goggles?? Skyzone 02X and 02C First Impressions 

Throwing away the stock anntena's is not a good idea if you fly tiny whoops with linear anntenas.. They actually work pretty well on my 02C's & on my EV800D's when flying drones with linear anntena's.

EXACTLY what I'm looking for, i really want to try 3d flight with my Blackbird 2 3d cam. Got the sz 03O goggles but they are incapable 😮‍💨

Honestly, I'm blown away. It feels like yesterday to me too.

@@MattPochwat hey Matt when are you gonna upload a new video. Btw ur content ir rly great. And is there a way to Contact you i have some questions about frsky qx7 controller

Yeah that would be fun. Maybe in the near future!

@@MattPochwat I am just about to start my first build on my channel and i'm really excited. Just feels so much more gratifying to fly when you have researched the "Epic" components for a month.😂

thanks!

Haha I just saw this. It's pretty much Potch-Watt. Appreciate that!

Dji is alot more of an expense than just the goggles. The goggles are the main purchase but you have to remember that the point is to use them with the dji air unit which adds extra cost to your setup. A good pair of analog goggles will be alot more universal and easier to use with analog drone setups which are still way more common

I like velocidrone

That drone will work fine with these goggles, and any goggles for that matter. And yes, the Rxsr will work. Or if you are trying to save on money you can get the Xm+ reciever too.

my update on them? Did they last?

You can start flying with the antennas that come with it and upgrade later!

@@MattPochwat and if i want upgrade the antennas, do you have something to recommend? :))

I use the same antennas on these ones as I do on my EV800Ds. I would definitely recommend them

I don't think you can interface a GoPro with a 5.8 GHz analogue video transmitter. action cams are only used to record HD footage to a memory card.

The goggles have to be plugged into a battery at all times in order to be powered up so you can't charge them. They have to be plugged in. They come with the cable to do that but no battery. You can use any battery with an xt60 connector at the end, including one of your flight packs (drone batteries). This is what I do. However, it would probably be smarter to use a "headset power case"

@@MattPochwat Thanks a ton, keep it up w the videos !!!

but he has only had two pairs of goggles :/

Yea that's the module adapter that I bought. That's interesting though, I'll definitely try to hook it up to the Ev800d's.

Discharging keeps the batteries safe, wayyyy less likely to cause a fire,.and it makes them last longer and have less sag. Generally you should discharge batteries if you arent going to use them for a few days, but sometimes i push it to a week😁

@@leviathannfpv1282 gotcha gotcha, so I assume Storage is when its to the point where I wont use it towards the month periods. Also for discharging a 6s battery..... the numbers?

@@revirb9049 storage is 3.8 volts a cell, so for 6s its around 22.8, at storage the chemicals in the battery are at their peak "resting point", so it should last basically forever without any effects :)

Leviathann great, and one more question. So when flying the quad what voltage should I stop flying?

@@revirb9049 it depends on how aggressive you are flying. for instance if you are racing super fast, your voltage will drop into the 19 volt range for a few seconds. But if you are cruising you shouldnt go past 21. This is because of the battery sag , the voltage is inconsistant. But a good way to tell is to get into a of hover for a few seconds, and if your voltage gets to the mid 21's you should probably land. Because then it will probably around storage when it is resting. This is just a technique i use, because as a fast racer it can vary a lot

Yea you can!

Actually, no they do not! I did not notice that earlier. I'll have to add a disclaimer, thanks!

I like to use 16:9

Yea I think so too. One day :P

No for 3D the drone would have to sport 2 cameras. Only very few drones have 2 cameras. 3D is not recommended for fast moving pictures. It would just stress your eyes and lower your flying performance. 2 screens can be adjusted to meet your pupilary distance and prevent seeing double pictures

@@mariusschmitt5855 Thanks for the reply. Makes sense.

yes.

That's a good point! I guess if you are nearsighted that could definitely be a benefit!

No I still use these, just put a Fatshark sticker on them. I hear rumors that it drastically boosts performance 😎

@@MattPochwat lol I might have to try the sticker idea...

International shipping has definitely taken a hit with all that is going on in the world. I've been waiting for the same amount of time for a cinewhoop 😥

Matt Pochwat I finally got them! What a crazy feeling ripping through the air in first person! No comparable feeling

Box goggles!

in the cheaper route, theres plenty of options. eachine ev100d are like 100 and are dual screens like tis but i hear its 27 degree fov and super small screens, also no dvr or diversity. then theres the hawkeye little pilot vr, a box goggle type goggle that uses mirrors to show u the screen, and has diversity but no dvr, its $80. thats the sub 100 range. if goin under 200, theres the fxt viper v2, which are the same as the little pilot but it has a dvr and better quality but its $180. a used pair of auomway commander v1 can be found for around $130 and i hear they are great beginner goggles. alot of reviews say its not that good because it released at like $200 and at 200, its pretty bad. but if u paying 130 then its pretty good. oh i forgot theres also the fatshark recon v3 which are beginner box goggles for $90 but i hear they suck. then theres the fatshark scout; box goggles with single antenna at $200. the scounts i hear are great goggles but since theres no diversity, range might be an issue later on. also the dvr on the scounts are 60fps hd, and are better than every dvr in fatsharks all the way up to hdo lol then the next tier are these skyzones 02c and 02x, which are like $270 and the fatshark attitude v5 at 300. i saw a guy selling a pair of skyzone 030 with battery and module for 350 so i had to jump on that deal lol but if i never saw him, i would have gotten attitude v5. i contemplated ALOT on which to buy between skyzone 02c and attitude v5. in the end, soo man ppl said that fatshark has the besyt customer srvice. and at the $300+ range, you want good support cuz your goggles are gonna last you YEARS. with that said, the lower quality attitude v5 would have been my choice. yea skyzone kills attitude in screen resolution and features tho. just what i leanred from a month of researching lmao im new to this hobby

oh, the ev800d are prob the best options for sub $100. forgot to say that lol they are like $100 in usa shops, $80 from china. but if you look around u can find used for like $70-80 in the states

@@vmiget01 yeah, i heard about them, they are pretty good, and i should get it for probably about 80 or even 70 since I buy from mainland china (taobao) also, how come you replied with the same reply but two are written differently?

he's not big, i think a lot of non-fpv pilots think he is big.

@@leviathannfpv1282 lol, this message is a statement you must read 2 years from now.

@@FPSDROP 😆 yep, we will see if Matt pochwat will become a good pilot though,

@@leviathannfpv1282 I know lots of good fpv pilots who can't produce quality content like this :)

@@FPSDROP yeah, lets hope he will continue to learn more and become an amazing pilot so he can share more his skills

where?

@@nicolapolitopoulos2676 I'm about 99% sure he bought them used