I started FPV with a furry bee which if I remember cost $18 bucks I soldered on a small camera and hot glued it to the top of the drone. I got a cheap set of goggles and flew that thing around in my garage all winter. Lots of crash's it took some time but I got so I could fly between the wires suspending the florescent lights and even land on them once in a while.
I graduated to a hubsan 501s and practiced flying though the Joshua trees out in the desert. It takes time to learn how close you are to things and whats around you. I used the same goggles and hated the damn things.
I moved up to the XSTAR and one day tried a photographers hood to cover my control and tablet. That my friend was the best thing I ever did.
I now fly the EVO and made my own custom hood that cost $5 bucks. I can no longer fly any other way.
I would suggest spending some time flying close to an object and taking the goggles of just to see how close you are it will surprise you.
If you want to fly out a ways and get up close and personal with something this is the way to go.
Good Luck and go slow to begin with.
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