(27-Aug-2022, 03:45 PM)CM17X Wrote: Oh man, don't push me into that fun hole again! I just don't know where to start. I have an old but reliaable pair (Actually two of them) eachine goggles but i want to go slim and digital, líke FatShark and sort. But, just grabbing everything in my country is a pain in the well well.

Gotta read more and more...

The whole digital FPV world is in a bit of turmoil at the moment. For anyone wanting to move to digital it just makes the decision about which system to invest your money in really difficult right now until things have stabilised and we know where things are headed with each system.

If you're interested in the Walksnail / FatShark Avatar HD digital FPV system then I suggest you get yourself a (very big) mug of coffee and spend some time reading through the following thread

https://intofpv.com/t-new-hd-system-from-fat-shark

And then of course there is also the HDZero HD system. More info in the following threads...

https://intofpv.com/t-shark-byte-hdzero-hd-fpv-system

https://intofpv.com/t-hdzero-integrated-...-the-works

For DJI Avata users in a CE region who want to unlock FCC power modes (>25mW), see the following post...

https://intofpv.com/t-dji-avata-how-to-unlock-fcc-mode

For anyone who has a DJI Avata and isn't already aware, that latest firmware just released activates Remote ID on the Avata and prevents you from taking off unless you have a phone connected to the goggles so that the Avata can get the GPS location of the pilot to be broadcast from the drone while in flight. If you attempt to arm / take off without a phone connected you get a "Remote ID" warning message in the goggles and are left grounded.

This only appears to apply to Avata's that are flown within the USA. People from outside the USA have reported that they have been able to arm / take off using the latest firmware without a phone connected to the goggles.

So it's now all started. Welcome to the world of Remote ID.

Bruce also posted the following short video about it below...