Just ordered the Uruav adapter and speedybee module. I wasn’t actually aware of this option but it sure sounds great. I’ve got the dji fpv and a couple of vista equipped quads that I seldom fly and about a dozen analog quads I do fly often. This looks like a really good cheap solution and I’m psyched about flying everything on the v2 goggles. Nice. Thanks Rimzler.
You're right! I have this exact set up with the metal case and V3 URUAV analog adapter. Works fantastic! Like you showed, on and off in 3 seconds with plugs. Solid as a rock because of the metal case. I only paid $29 for both metal case and analog adapter! Cheap! 😎🤘 I bought the FuriousFPV Lite module ($40) and it's also fantastic! Gives awesome reception. Most don't realize it is the same as the more expensive modules, but without the lap timer, and trackball... That I've heard it's a little touchy to use. The 3 buttons on the Lite module are so easy to use to adjust everything. Bottom line: With this set up, you get crazy good analog reception!!! Because the DJI goggles have such amazing image clarity, I can honestly say this set up gives me the best analog image quality I've ever seen or used! Plus, with all of the adjustments in the DJI goggles, you can tweak it to your perfection! Because the DJI goggles have such an incredible field of view (FOV), I needed to adjust it down to about 80%. Still more FOV than any goggles I've ever tried, but not so overwhelmingly wide and vast. 100% is like flying FPV on a IMAX theater screen! A little too much for my senses to handle! Lol When a person has this incredible option of getting the best ever image quality FPV had ever seen, BY FAR! ... with the Digital image from the DJI goggles and Caddx Vista, especially with a 120fps camera ... then popping in this instant on analog adapter to give what I think is the best analog image I've ever seen, it makes one goggle that does it all! 😎🤘 PS, Why anyone would buy a set of analog goggles for anything over $400 is beyond me! 🥴🤷👎
I'm on you on this one, for racers, i understand, but for anyone else the screens in the DJI goggles are televisions ahaha they are amazing! It's the module that's doing the hard work anyway!
Thanks for mentioning my old video :) The URUAV solution looks really smart. Never used analog much on the DJI googles - but this looks good. greets, Mario
Indeed a good setup, I still fly with stock antenna on DJi goggles and BDI adapter with eachine pro58 with pirx, no patch yet, coz didnt feel the need yet
Stock antenna is fine but it's too long to put in the backpack, I'm usually run and gun and not having to remove antennas is what made me buy the lumeniers
Indeed, this the best solution in my opinion too! For me I also had to cut that slit of metal for the board to go into the case Just a comment for the digital antennas: you should experience better range when using the omnis on the top SMA connectors and the patch on the bottom, tested by RC Shim among others Cheers!
Agreed, I have the iFlight Crystal and RCSchim tested placement of antennas and found the omni's on the top work best, and patch on bottom. Switch and find out! But, yes, this URUAV adapter with metal case is a superb solution to only using one goggle to do it all! Having separate goggles for analog and digital is a waste of money! 💸💸💸💸 And, for you analog racers and others who think they can feel the latency difference between 10ms and 20 or 25ms, that's you being able to feel 15 parts out of 1000 parts! Bro, it's all on your head! You know there's a difference, so your brain tells you that you can feel it! It's psychological! 🤷🤪 Think of it as a percentage ... 10 - 15ms difference out of 1000 parts total is a 1 to 1.5% change! No way! 😳🙄
I think I watched the video from RCSchim, and ended up placing the patches on top to prioritize them, as i usually tilt my head mid flight and chase the drone, but i'm gonna watch again anyway so i'm sure hahahahaha, between 10 and 20 is placebo as you say, but eventually is all about confidence and i also understand why some people prefer truly analog goggles, for my casual whoop flying it's more than plenty enough ahahahah
Ok so the URUAV 5.8G RX PORT 3.0-PLUS DJI Digital/DJI V2 FPV Goggles Low Voltage Alarm Simulation Receiver Board+Metal Adapter Mounting Combo for DJI Fatshark FPV Goggles Only Receiver --isn't in stock -- any suggestion to get?
Considering maybe picking up these googles sometime soon. Ive just got into the RC hobby after ten years of watching videos on TH-cam. I can fly my planes fairly comfortably without crashing line of sight so now I'd like to make the step into fpv. It's just I don't know, digital seems tthe way of the future but analog is cheap and can be powered by low powered batteries. I saw online that even a 1s battery for have enough to power a analog camera / transmitter on a tiny whoop so definitely if do end up getting digital I would consider buying this adapter. The internal adapter seems nice and a clean way of doing it but I wouldn't want to void the warranty I fully trust myself to solder it but just too expensive to risk
You will have no problem flying FPV, couple weeks you'll be great at it! Digital is so much better imho, if you see better, you fly better! For the small mostly indoors drones analog is still a better solution cause of the weight, you can solve the voltage with a step up module! My advice is getting digital because you will use it for 99% of your drones, also for like a 75mm whoop if you use a naked vista doesn't fly bad indoors! This adapter i show in this video is convenient as you don't void warranty, only use when needed and leaves space to put patches in the front of the goggles!
I’m terms of snapping off the aluminum I just used some wire cuttings and it came off clean, no filing necessary. Not too bad, but I’m also a tinkerer who works on cars and firearms, so that wasn’t too intimidating.
Stupid question, but can I take off the two small knob antennas that you're showing at 0:50 mins ? I mean these Antennas are for a digital system right? So basically I can take em off and put em on the analog module? I see that you have some other antennas on the module while flying. What is that about? I'm confused :) .. sry I'm new to this. Cheers
Technically yes, if they have the same connector(sma / rp sma) but I wouldn't power the goggles without antennas on them as they both receive and transmit and could damage the board
Thanks for the video! I bought the adapter a while ago and it seems they didn’t sell this nice metal case then. So, I had to make it from a plastic box :) I’m wondering why FOV in the AV-IN mode is so small. It would be nice to have it the same size as in the digital mode.
It's adjustable in the Goggles! 😎🤘 All you have to do is buy the metal case and your previously purchased URUAV analog adapter will pop right in and work great! This metal part they talk about having to cut is already notched so you do really cut it, you just crimp where it's notched and that part pops right out. Since you may have purchased you adapter before the V3 came out with the voltage readout, you may not have to cut in the notch at all. You'll be happy with how "finished" of a product the metal case makes everything! Good luck! 👍😁
The best part about the metal case is the rail that comes with it! DJI needs to address the fov issue, it's a pain to have all that real estate and not being able to use it
ok i know this probably sounds stupid af, but what about the controller does it work with the dji controller or do you need a mod or new controller. thx in advance!
Video and radio are two different systems. If your not using the dji digital on a quad then….. bam you cannot use the dji rc. You will need a whole different protocal
There is a little latency and i talk about it somewhere in the video, it's around 10 ms if I remember correctly, that's something you will not notice for sure!
Ciao Rimzler, con questo modulo rimane sempre il problema del lag e dello schermo nero com'è comune nei googles digitali o è tutto e per tutto un visore analogico senza problemi di lag?
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Just ordered the Uruav adapter and speedybee module. I wasn’t actually aware of this option but it sure sounds great. I’ve got the dji fpv and a couple of vista equipped quads that I seldom fly and about a dozen analog quads I do fly often. This looks like a really good cheap solution and I’m psyched about flying everything on the v2 goggles. Nice. Thanks Rimzler.
You're right! I have this exact set up with the metal case and V3 URUAV analog adapter. Works fantastic! Like you showed, on and off in 3 seconds with plugs. Solid as a rock because of the metal case. I only paid $29 for both metal case and analog adapter! Cheap! 😎🤘
I bought the FuriousFPV Lite module ($40) and it's also fantastic! Gives awesome reception. Most don't realize it is the same as the more expensive modules, but without the lap timer, and trackball... That I've heard it's a little touchy to use. The 3 buttons on the Lite module are so easy to use to adjust everything.
Bottom line: With this set up, you get crazy good analog reception!!! Because the DJI goggles have such amazing image clarity, I can honestly say this set up gives me the best analog image quality I've ever seen or used! Plus, with all of the adjustments in the DJI goggles, you can tweak it to your perfection! Because the DJI goggles have such an incredible field of view (FOV), I needed to adjust it down to about 80%. Still more FOV than any goggles I've ever tried, but not so overwhelmingly wide and vast. 100% is like flying FPV on a IMAX theater screen! A little too much for my senses to handle! Lol When a person has this incredible option of getting the best ever image quality FPV had ever seen, BY FAR! ... with the Digital image from the DJI goggles and Caddx Vista, especially with a 120fps camera ... then popping in this instant on analog adapter to give what I think is the best analog image I've ever seen, it makes one goggle that does it all! 😎🤘
PS, Why anyone would buy a set of analog goggles for anything over $400 is beyond me! 🥴🤷👎
I'm on you on this one, for racers, i understand, but for anyone else the screens in the DJI goggles are televisions ahaha they are amazing! It's the module that's doing the hard work anyway!
Thanks for the video! Just installed this adapter and get annoyed about the sound and can’t figure it out for hours! Glad I found your video!
This is awesome! Definitely need to get one of these for my goggles!
Very nifty tool for sure!
Thanks for mentioning my old video :) The URUAV solution looks really smart. Never used analog much on the DJI googles - but this looks good.
greets, Mario
Thank you for testing stuff! Yeah is not a bad option at all!
Thanks for the review, will definitely consider this in the future!
Very nifty tool!
Video description looks like it's from the previous video. Nice content BTW. Keep it up.
Thank you for making me notice ahahhahaha, I copy and paste the format but forgot to change it 😂😂😂😂😂
I was waiting for this video :) Great work
Thank you!☺️☺️☺️
Indeed a good setup, I still fly with stock antenna on DJi goggles and BDI adapter with eachine pro58 with pirx, no patch yet, coz didnt feel the need yet
Stock antenna is fine but it's too long to put in the backpack, I'm usually run and gun and not having to remove antennas is what made me buy the lumeniers
@@Rimzler Im using the iflight hard case, fits the goggles with stock antennas, havnt removed them ever
Love ❤️ it! Not a lot of $ and hove a backup. Always great work thanks.
That's the best combo ahahah, useful and cheap😂😂
Indeed, this the best solution in my opinion too! For me I also had to cut that slit of metal for the board to go into the case
Just a comment for the digital antennas: you should experience better range when using the omnis on the top SMA connectors and the patch on the bottom, tested by RC Shim among others
Cheers!
Agreed, I have the iFlight Crystal and RCSchim tested placement of antennas and found the omni's on the top work best, and patch on bottom. Switch and find out! But, yes, this URUAV adapter with metal case is a superb solution to only using one goggle to do it all! Having separate goggles for analog and digital is a waste of money! 💸💸💸💸
And, for you analog racers and others who think they can feel the latency difference between 10ms and 20 or 25ms, that's you being able to feel 15 parts out of 1000 parts! Bro, it's all on your head! You know there's a difference, so your brain tells you that you can feel it! It's psychological! 🤷🤪 Think of it as a percentage ... 10 - 15ms difference out of 1000 parts total is a 1 to 1.5% change! No way! 😳🙄
I think I watched the video from RCSchim, and ended up placing the patches on top to prioritize them, as i usually tilt my head mid flight and chase the drone, but i'm gonna watch again anyway so i'm sure hahahahaha, between 10 and 20 is placebo as you say, but eventually is all about confidence and i also understand why some people prefer truly analog goggles, for my casual whoop flying it's more than plenty enough ahahahah
Ok so the URUAV 5.8G RX PORT 3.0-PLUS DJI Digital/DJI V2 FPV Goggles Low Voltage Alarm Simulation Receiver Board+Metal Adapter Mounting Combo for DJI Fatshark FPV Goggles Only Receiver --isn't in stock -- any suggestion to get?
great vid, thanks for the recomendation. will definetly buy
love your stuff!!
Thank you!
Considering maybe picking up these googles sometime soon. Ive just got into the RC hobby after ten years of watching videos on TH-cam. I can fly my planes fairly comfortably without crashing line of sight so now I'd like to make the step into fpv. It's just I don't know, digital seems tthe way of the future but analog is cheap and can be powered by low powered batteries. I saw online that even a 1s battery for have enough to power a analog camera / transmitter on a tiny whoop so definitely if do end up getting digital I would consider buying this adapter. The internal adapter seems nice and a clean way of doing it but I wouldn't want to void the warranty I fully trust myself to solder it but just too expensive to risk
You will have no problem flying FPV, couple weeks you'll be great at it! Digital is so much better imho, if you see better, you fly better! For the small mostly indoors drones analog is still a better solution cause of the weight, you can solve the voltage with a step up module!
My advice is getting digital because you will use it for 99% of your drones, also for like a 75mm whoop if you use a naked vista doesn't fly bad indoors! This adapter i show in this video is convenient as you don't void warranty, only use when needed and leaves space to put patches in the front of the goggles!
another great video! I can't wait to fly my tinywoop with my dji goggles!
I’m terms of snapping off the aluminum I just used some wire cuttings and it came off clean, no filing necessary. Not too bad, but I’m also a tinkerer who works on cars and firearms, so that wasn’t too intimidating.
It was a bit sharp and some filing fixed the issue😂
Really like your reviews! Keep up
Did you use dji’s controller or analog radio controller?
Where can you buy the antenna or is it in the packet?
Cool now we need digital adapter for analog googles :D
😂
Stupid question, but can I take off the two small knob antennas that you're showing at 0:50 mins ? I mean these Antennas are for a digital system right? So basically I can take em off and put em on the analog module? I see that you have some other antennas on the module while flying. What is that about? I'm confused :) .. sry I'm new to this. Cheers
Technically yes, if they have the same connector(sma / rp sma) but I wouldn't power the goggles without antennas on them as they both receive and transmit and could damage the board
Thanks for the video!
I bought the adapter a while ago and it seems they didn’t sell this nice metal case then. So, I had to make it from a plastic box :)
I’m wondering why FOV in the AV-IN mode is so small. It would be nice to have it the same size as in the digital mode.
It's adjustable in the Goggles! 😎🤘
All you have to do is buy the metal case and your previously purchased URUAV analog adapter will pop right in and work great! This metal part they talk about having to cut is already notched so you do really cut it, you just crimp where it's notched and that part pops right out. Since you may have purchased you adapter before the V3 came out with the voltage readout, you may not have to cut in the notch at all. You'll be happy with how "finished" of a product the metal case makes everything! Good luck! 👍😁
The best part about the metal case is the rail that comes with it! DJI needs to address the fov issue, it's a pain to have all that real estate and not being able to use it
It's adjustable but the 100% setting still uses a portion and not all the screen, that's such a waste
hello, I know the video is a few years old, but could you tell me whether these are v1 or v2 glasses?
Hello Friend! how long distance with PRO58? thanks!
Depends on your setup, if you install good firmware is not bad! But I trust DJI stuff more ahahahah
What antennaes are you using for the module? Thank you!
Think I am going to pick it up
How about dji integra Sir?
what drone did you used?
ok i know this probably sounds stupid af, but what about the controller does it work with the dji controller or do you need a mod or new controller. thx in advance!
Video and radio are two different systems. If your not using the dji digital on a quad then….. bam you cannot use the dji rc. You will need a whole different protocal
Does the image show full screen in the goggles ?
It was either full screen or like 90% if I remember correctly, there was also the possibility to resize it, on mine is 4:3 view
How do you swap back to dji 03 ? I tried to fly my original drone after the conversion but couldn't connect to the 03 unit with goggles
what software version of goggles do you have
The latest!
Hello nice video! Is there latency with analogue adapter on dji goggles? Or its good latency for racing as analogue goggles? Thanks :)
There is a little latency and i talk about it somewhere in the video, it's around 10 ms if I remember correctly, that's something you will not notice for sure!
How do you record the dvr on the goggles?
The goggles have built in DVR recording, just out a SD card and press record
@@Rimzler does it record automatically when i arm with the analog adapter?
What’s the max voltage battery to use for the goggles and receiver? I don’t want to short out my brand new foxeer wildfire
I use DJI original battery lol, 3s will be fine
Did the foxeer wildfire match the analog adapter?
Whats dron are you use on video?
It's a Geprc Smart 16!
@@Rimzler Cool!
How do I make full screens, the display on my goggles is the settings or betaflight
How did you get the dvr to record? I have the same setup as you but can’t record?
I just press record button and works!
@@Rimzler thanks, yeah figured that out! thought it would record when the drone was armed
Can you recomend me cheap antennas too?
What antenna are u using
Lumenier on the digital and old stuff on the analog ahhaha
Ciao quale versione bisogna scegliere per i googles con quel tipo di adattatore? Rm sma o sma per eachine pro58??
Dipende che antenne usi, cambia il connettore
Ciao Rimzler, con questo modulo rimane sempre il problema del lag e dello schermo nero com'è comune nei googles digitali o è tutto e per tutto un visore analogico senza problemi di lag?
Does anyone know how to bind the analog converter to the Emax Tnyhawk 2 freestyle?
I find it annoying just how much the entire kit weighs. The entire right side of the goggles press down on your cheek making the view slanted.
Need to make the straps tighter😂😂😂😂
I feel like.my ev800dm has better image by far which is disappointing
Kind of depends on the external module you use, it's a nifty trick to only use one pair of goggles
Hello
In my v2 goggles I don't have the input option for the analog signal, I don't have it anywhere on the screen, someone has this problem
I can’t find it either, have you found a solution yet?
you should not power up the module without antennas
Hahaaaa found it!