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Q: will it work with the tiny hawk freestyle?
Asked by BG545203817 on 2021-07-10 11:13:54
Q: are they suitable for hubsan zino 2?
Asked by BG566456381 on 2021-05-26 07:59:48
Wendy No. Hubsan zino 2 uses wifi-powered FPV, whereas these goggles use 5.8 ghz vtx FPV. For the husband zino 2, the FPV only connects to your phone or tablet that connects to the controller. You can't use these goggles any others for that matter with the Husband Zino 2.
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Q: for most goggles is it sma male. just confused me when I saw sma and rp sma
Asked by Strider40 on 2021-03-26 04:51:19
Wendy Maybe this will help: for sma male, you need an rpsma female. for sma female, you need an rpsma male. Whichever one the goggles are, you need to have the opposite on the antenna (and for anything really). If one is male, you need the other to be female. if one is sma, you need the other to be rpsma. You get different combinations by combining the male-female and the sma-rpsma. Hopefully that makes sense??
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Q: will this work with my mavic mini?
Asked by BG373238388 on 2021-03-05 12:26:45
Wendy Unfortunately, no. The reason is because this google (and most other goggles) operate on a frequency of 5.8ghz. This is a typical FPV radio wave. Mavic Mini and all other DJI equipment use their patented technology called OccuSync. The only way you can get FPV goggle feed from your mavic mini is by buying the DJI goggles. They average around $500 and are available pretty much anywhere, including the DJI website. Hope this helps.
Helpful (0)Q: Does it work with tinyhawk 2 freestyle?
Asked by Dan on 2021-01-16 11:52:09
Wendy Yep sure does. It will also work with any ~5.8GHz VTX+camrera
Helpful (3)Q: do I need 18650 batterys for the goggles now?
Asked by BG404844434 on 2020-12-21 06:39:29
Wendy No. This goggle comes with a 1000mah 2s Lipo Battery to power it.
Helpful (1)Q: Is 5.8G 72CH the same as 5G WiFi(802.11.ac) ?
Asked by wcartledge1723 on 2020-11-25 09:07:06
Wendy No, it is different. 5.8Ghz is a radio wave signal, 5G wifi is an electromagnetic signal. They are totally different and will not work together.
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Q: Is this a good gift for birthdays?
Asked by Ryan on 2019-08-19 10:39:03
Wendy this is a high powered performance drone. unless the operator is very experienced, this is not a great starter drone. Goes like 80-90 mph.
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Wendy yep, sure will.
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