DJI Goggles
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Yes, they will work if you have the HDMI module fitted, but some of the additional functions will not.
See here:- WTF! New DJI Goggles don't support Phantom 3's !
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With the HDMI Output Module installed on your remote controller like this, they'll act just like any other FPV goggles (as just a viewing device). You won't be able to access the menus to select flight modes, camera settings, enable head tracking, etc. like when flying with other drones like the Mavic.
alokbhargava
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With P3P,
1. You can view the hdmi output if available
2. You can't use internal DJI Go 4 app
3. You can't use the internal antennas
1. You can view the hdmi output if available
2. You can't use internal DJI Go 4 app
3. You can't use the internal antennas
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I own the DJI Goggles. They are a good option if you're looking for the largest possible screen and don't care about portability (they are big). Another plus is that you'll be able to use the other built-in features if you upgrade to a Mavic, Phantom 4, etc. in the future.
There are a lot of other FPV goggle options (all come with their own pros and cons). You can find a list of commonly used FPV goggles here.
There are a lot of other FPV goggle options (all come with their own pros and cons). You can find a list of commonly used FPV goggles here.
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