DJI Goggles( effect on a Pacemaker?)

[Olen]

I have recently purched the DJI goggles to fly with my P4P and with a future MP. I have a pacemaker implan.What I have been reading seems to indicate that the goggles could be dangerous for one having a implant such as a pacemaker. I have not tried them out as of the present and do not want to send them back. Is there anyone out there that has the same concern.?

 

[With The Birds]

I would ask your cardiologist or GP.

 

[GrammatonxXXxCleric]

My dad has a pacemaker and was initially concerned about using the 2.4ghz phantom system. The near field drop off of the signals in relation to distance is quick. I imagine the goggles transmitter is much less in power than the controller transmitter.

 

[GrammatonxXXxCleric]

Here is a highly technical article explaining in geek-talk this subject.

Evaluation of Electromagnetic Interference and Exposure Assessment from s-Health Solutions Based on Wi-Fi Devices

 

[Olen]

I would ask your cardiologist or GP.

I called the cardiologist and have not gotten a answer as yet. Was the first time that ? Had been discussed. Thanks for the reply.

 

[Olen]

Here is a highly technical article explaining in geek-talk this subject.

Evaluation of Electromagnetic Interference and Exposure Assessment from s-Health Solutions Based on Wi-Fi Devices

If the article is highly technical I probably will not go there! Thanks for the reply.

 

[With The Birds]

Here is a highly technical article explaining in geek-talk this subject.

Evaluation of Electromagnetic Interference and Exposure Assessment from s-Health Solutions Based on Wi-Fi Devices

The article talks about wifi exposure in clinical care environments- it seemingly provides no assistance in assessing the potential effect on pacemakers. Did I miss something?