The image is about 6 inches from my eyes and with plus 2 reading glasses I can see the screen fine. This is a big screen and you have to look around to see all that going on, for me I like that it gives me a sense of grandios image. The large size image would not make it a good drone racing FPV because there is too mutch to look at. Put on some + reading glasses and look at your tablet from about 6 to 7 inches away and thats what you get to see with no glare.
FPV Goggles P4
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I agree. Was a thread earlier about this. Headplay Works perfect. Flying without now is like being impaired.
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OMG....stop it! I really want them!!! Did you have to replace the lens to the smaller one or was the one installed fine? Cause I read where your eyes are all over the screen from so much to look at. Figured it might be a little over kill, and I use glasses also, but I know there is no issue with that! Just wondering if I should change the lens rite off the bat.
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And are both hdmi out puts on the headplays and the controller module hdmi mini???
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I fly with a cheap set of "cardboard" Goggles and Litchi all the time.
Pros: cheap, it works
Cons: once you get set up, since your device is now being used as goggles, making changes is difficult.
Notes: I very rarely have to make any changes, so pros outweigh cons for me. Also, there are 3 setting for head tracking; gimble up/down only, joystick mode - turn your head and bird wil yaw to that direction until you straighten out, and immersion mode - true head tracking. I fly using an android device. I am assuming that these 3 modes are also available with the apple version as well.
Pros: cheap, it works
Cons: once you get set up, since your device is now being used as goggles, making changes is difficult.
Notes: I very rarely have to make any changes, so pros outweigh cons for me. Also, there are 3 setting for head tracking; gimble up/down only, joystick mode - turn your head and bird wil yaw to that direction until you straighten out, and immersion mode - true head tracking. I fly using an android device. I am assuming that these 3 modes are also available with the apple version as well.
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Yea that's another thing I wish I COULD do with the headplays. But I know it only works with other apps, and I'm not to fond of using third party apps to fly my$1500 drone, But I am aware that using my iPhone with Litchi will give me that head tracking witch is AWESOME!!!
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I tried a VR headset but had some issues with my iPhone 6s overheating and shutting down.
Now I have the very expensive Zeiss Cinemizers connected to the HDMI port. They are light and much less bulky than other solutions.
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If you get them but the eye shields, they help block out sunlight.
With these goggles you can easily look below them to see the screen of your tablet.
Now I have the very expensive Zeiss Cinemizers connected to the HDMI port. They are light and much less bulky than other solutions.
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If you get them but the eye shields, they help block out sunlight.
With these goggles you can easily look below them to see the screen of your tablet.
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Yea but aren't those like$600? And are they truly 1080P and do they provide head tracking???
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Hi, I'm very interested in this and looks like it's ready in Dec - it wouldn't allow me to place an order or deposit but they will email me when they can. Looks and amazing product!
Do any of the aux controls on the R/C controller work while you're flying a Litchi mission with your iPhone in a pair of VR BOX type goggles? IOW, If I'm flying a Litchi mission, can I still use the PAUSE button, or the video start/stop or the camera still button on the R/C controller? Does the RTH button still work?
Yes all the buttons work
I program them to toggle vr on and off, acess the look phone camera so i can see the surroundings
U can use a standard blue tooth mouse it presents an on screen cursor so u can press buttons etc if u want in litchi or any device for that matter
Actually, I have a bt mouse. It doesn't work very well. Not sure if it's the mouse, my phone or the app. As I said though, no biggie.
OK I've read all the posts in this thread but I still have a question... if I get the Headplay goggles AND my Shield tablet is running Litchi ..... Do I still need the HDMI output device installed on my P4 controller?? .or do i run the VR mode in the Litchi app and then where do I connect the Headplay goggles to?? my Shield tablet?? or??? and if I run the VR mode of the Litchi app do I see 2 little windows on the headplay screen?? Sorry for the long post but I'm confused as to how to connect the Headplays to my P4.
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This might not be much help but I connect my headplay via HDMI to my iPad. I'm running a P2V+ with DJI VISION iOS app. Works great.
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Anyone can botched for this? (REPOST)
I've seen it on youtube and bought it. Any other people using this set up?
