+1 The Glyphs are great. Plus, a great deal now at $439... too bad the HDMI module doesn't work yet with the P4PCheck out Avegant Glyph's, I love mine, the best Tier One setup out there IMHO.
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+1 The Glyphs are great. Plus, a great deal now at $439... too bad the HDMI module doesn't work yet with the P4P
I installed a brand new HDMI module onto my P4P remote yesterday, but afterwards, the DJI GO 4 app wouldn't connect to the Phantom from the USB out. Others on this forum had similar outcomes. There are a couple of threads on this topic. The only thing I haven't tried is to downgrade the firmware, install the HDMI module, then upgrade the firmware. However someone else tried that, unsuccessfully, so I didn't bother.
I installed a brand new HDMI module onto my P4P remote yesterday, but afterwards, the DJI GO 4 app wouldn't connect to the Phantom from the USB out. Others on this forum had similar outcomes. There are a couple of threads on this topic. The only thing I haven't tried is to downgrade the firmware, install the HDMI module, then upgrade the firmware. However someone else tried that, unsuccessfully, so I didn't bother.
The Glyphs work on my P3P which has a HDMI module installed.
Yes I know what you mean. I would find that off putting too. But a bit like early phones where you had to take a briefcase around with you to use it, kid you not, the glasses will no doubt evolve.I have owned the bt-200s and they were awesome when I owned the P2V+. But I have also owned the Sony HMZ-TW3's and they are the clearest view for FPV on the market, but that comes with a high sticker price. I sold both because I could not stand the cables hanging from the goggles to the all in one pack that comes with both the bt-200s, and the Sony's.
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