evranch
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Edit: Here's the link https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07DGTLP4R and this looks like a pretty good price in Canuck Bucks for these goggles.
They are on a little bit of sale on Amazon.ca right now and I have a gift card to spend. I saw the FT guys using them in videos and they look a lot more comfortable than the box goggles, and have neat features like being able to peek under the goggle. Removable screen is kind of neat so I could put it on a tripod for my daughter or friends to watch.
Also for the price, they have diversity and a builtin DVR, and the only thing in that price range that has similar features is the Cyclops v2. However the Cyclops has issues and is also a seriously overhung clunky looking box goggle.
There is only one post about the Vipers here so if anyone who has a pair wants to share their experience and help me decide, it would be great.
One caveat is that I eventually would like to use the goggles with a long range setup. I live on the prairies and have a lot of space to fly around in. I would like to eventually get a couple miles range. I doubt any built in RX will perform to that distance, but how well have these worked out for moderate distances? These have a video input that can be hooked up to a dedicated RX, right?
They are on a little bit of sale on Amazon.ca right now and I have a gift card to spend. I saw the FT guys using them in videos and they look a lot more comfortable than the box goggles, and have neat features like being able to peek under the goggle. Removable screen is kind of neat so I could put it on a tripod for my daughter or friends to watch.
Also for the price, they have diversity and a builtin DVR, and the only thing in that price range that has similar features is the Cyclops v2. However the Cyclops has issues and is also a seriously overhung clunky looking box goggle.
There is only one post about the Vipers here so if anyone who has a pair wants to share their experience and help me decide, it would be great.
One caveat is that I eventually would like to use the goggles with a long range setup. I live on the prairies and have a lot of space to fly around in. I would like to eventually get a couple miles range. I doubt any built in RX will perform to that distance, but how well have these worked out for moderate distances? These have a video input that can be hooked up to a dedicated RX, right?