I'm thinking of buying a FPV screen together with a QX95.
Now i have see 3 nice screen but i like your opinion on it
- Eachine LCD5800D 7 inch screen with the possibility to record the flight on a Micro TF card. $69.99
- Eachine LCD5802S 7 inch screen without the possibility to record the flight but with two recivers. $85.99
- Eachine LCD5802D 7 inch screen with the possibility to record the flight and with two recivers. $109.99

Is the abbility to record your flight a nice to have feature or not necessary needed.
Will two antennas work better then one or work they against eachother.

Not sure how good the built-in DVR is?
I would probably get the one with diversity RX, and buy the DVR separately. That way you can use the DVR else where also
this one is pretty good, gives much better result (higher bit rate) than the on in Fatshark Goggles.
http://www.banggood.com/Mini-DVR-Video-A...21117.html

Total price is going to be similar to the 2D.

Oscar,
What kind of reciver and screen do you suggest for an optimal use.

Do you mean this kind of reciver: Eachine RC840 5.8GHz 40CH Raceband Wireless FPV Receiver Module

I am not using screen anymore, so I am unable to recommend any.
Get one that doesn't do "blue screen" that's the most important thing
If you can get one with integrated VRX that would be better as you won't have to deal with messy wiring. But external VRX gives you the flexibility of upgrading or swapping later on. So that's completely up to you.

Yeah i have read about the blue screen, i will not forget that.
I think i'm not able to use some goggles because i have epilepsy, but i want to give it a try with a screen.
So that's the reasson why i'm looking for a all in one solution.

Do someone have some experience with different kind of screens and want to share there opinion.

I have this one: The Skyzone HD02

It has diversity receivers and a built in DVR which will handle up to a 32GB microSD card.

The display is nice and bright and with the built-in sun shade is perfectly visible even on a sunny day.
The battery lasts a couple of hours at best, but you can plug in a big 3S battery if you want and run it off that for hours and hours of run time.
Reception is great. I use a circular polarised patch and a standard AOMWay cloverleaf. As long as the quad is in the cone of the patch antenna, the RC link is more likely to failsafe before the FPV link does.