The way you can fly FPV by yourself. No spotter needed

[Madhungarian]

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[Nightbat2]

Nice work, but couldn’t see enough of the pilot’s “headgear” to judge, so not sure the authorities would agree it’s legal. What’s the setup?

 

[Madhungarian]

I am using the Viper FXT goggles. I did upgrade one of the antennas and removed the sunshade that comes with it so that I can see the drone. This method also works with the Evo when you remove the diversity receiver and use your phone instead.

 

[Nightbat2]

I am using the Viper FXT goggles. I did upgrade one of the antennas and removed the sunshade that comes with it so that I can see the drone. This method also works with the Evo when you remove the diversity receiver and use your phone instead.

Have you tried “looping” the Evo?

 

[Madhungarian]

Have you tried “looping” the Evo?

No but you can set the gimbal on the Evo to make it look like FPV. No loops, software will not allow it.

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[Nightbat2]

No but you can set the gimbal on the Evo to make it look like FPV. No loops, software will not allow it.

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Yes, I know. Haven’t tried the FPV gimbal setting yet, but as a former PPL licence holder, it would probably bring back pleasant memories. Was watching a video just recently of a large raptor with a 360 degree camera strapped on its back flying over mountains. Spectacular!

 

[butch]

Yes, I know. Haven’t tried the FPV gimbal setting yet, but as a former PPL licence holder, it would probably bring back pleasant memories. Was watching a video just recently of a large raptor with a 360 degree camera strapped on its back flying over mountains. Spectacular!

Ditto,
Used to have the PPL myself and it does resemble fly the small stuff. I see no need for goggles using this feature and a good sun shade. It would be legal too.