FPV Goggles

Jim Snow · Sep 15, 2016

I have an NVidia Shield K1 which has an HDMI output port on it. I'm looking for recommendations for FPV goggles to use with it.

X-Starman · Sep 15, 2016

I just got a set of the these, they are awesome.
YUNEEC Typhoon SkyView L (FPV) Headset YUNTYSKL B&H Photo Video

msinger · Sep 15, 2016

You'll need FPV goggles that have an HDMI input. Here are a few models that are commonly used with Phantoms (since they also require an HDMI input):

If you decide to go with one of the above FPV goggles, you'll need a mini HDMI to mini HDMI cable for the HeadPlay HD goggles and this battery charger for the Fat Shark goggles. Everything else comes in the box.

Keep in mind that the Nvidia Shield K1 is going to display exactly what you see on the screen in Starlink. It's not going to be the typical FPV view that you'll see when flying a Phantom or other quadcopters.

paul holt · Sep 15, 2016

msinger said:
You'll need FPV goggles that have an HDMI input. Here are a few models that are commonly used with Phantoms (since they also require an HDMI input):

Fat Shark Dominator HD V2

Fat Shark Dominator V3

HeadPlay HD

If you decide to go with one of the above FPV goggles, you'll need a mini HDMI to mini HDMI cable for the HeadPlay HD goggles and this battery charger for the Fat Shark goggles. Everything else comes in the box.

Keep in mind that the Nvidia Shield K1 is going to display exactly what you see on the screen in Starlink. It's not going to be the typical FPV view that you'll see when flying a Phantom or other quadcopters.

it will if you put it in fpv mode

msinger · Sep 15, 2016

paul holt said:
it will if you put it in fpv mode

Are you referring to the gimbal mode in Starlink?

paul holt · Sep 15, 2016

yeah fpv mode in starlink

msinger · Sep 15, 2016

Right -- that'll change the behavior of the camera tilt. However, you'll still see the screen as-is on your mobile device. I guess that could be a good thing for some people though