Hobbyking notified me about this new Quanum Genesis HD FPV Headset, with built-in 40 channels diversity video receiver VRX, and 1280x720p 5.5" screen. Aparently this is to be used with the new HD FPV system that is coming out to the market this year, such as the Connex HD FPV gear.

Here is the info about this FPV Goggles.

Molded in yellow plastic and black lightweight foam this headset with its ergonomic faceplate area and adjustable three position head strap system has been optimized for comfort.
Integrated into the headset design is a massive high quality 5.5” LCD screen (no blue screen) with magnification lens capable of 1280p x 720p resolution and a 32 channel diversity receiver module which includes raceband. The headset also incorporates a Mini HDMI port and AV in port allowing an external FPV signal source to be used along with an AV out port and a micro USB port for firmware upgrades.

The 5-way joystick and OSD allows for brightness & contrast adjustments and band/channel selections are push button operated. 
Get amongst the action and Immerse yourself with the new Quanum Genesis. 

Features:
• Large HD Monitor with no blue screen
• 2.5 X binocular magnification lens
• PAL or NTSC auto selection 
• Integrated 32 channel diversity receiver with two SMA antenna ports
• Autosave settings after power off 
• Joystick controlled OSD menu items
• 3 position harness head strap
• HDMI Compatible
• Supports current AV cabling (AV IN and AV OUT)
• Audio Port
• USB Port for firmware upgrades 


Specification:
Screen Size: 5.5” LCD
Resolution: 1280x720p resolution 
Display Ratio: 16:9 / 4:3
FOV: 4 : 3 FOV= 39 degrees, 16 : 9 FOV = 48 degrees
Video Format Supported: PAL or NTSC auto selection 
Magnification: 2.5X binocular magnifier
Receiver: 5 Bands, 40 Channel Diversity including race band
Working Voltage: DC input 7- 13V, [email protected] (RF mode) / [email protected] (AV mode)
Brightness: 340cd/m2
Working environment: -20~60?
Operating Language: English Only
Weight: 403grams (not including battery)



Channel:           CH1  CH2   CH3   CH4   CH5  CH6   CH7   CH8

Fat Shark/IRC:   5740 5760 5780 5800 5820 5840 5860 5880  MHz
RaceBand:         5658 5695 5732 5769 5806 5843 5880 5917  MHz
Band A:             5865 5845 5825 5805 5785 5765 5745 5725  MHz
Band B:             5733 5752 5771 5790 5809 5828 5847 5866  MHz
Band E:             5705 5685 5665 5645 5885 5905 5925 5945  Mhz



for more info: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store...eiver.html

looks interesting...although bit big and ugly...I think the Eyebox 7R may look nicer...and will deal with 720p and HDMI

http://www.eyeboxfpv.com/#!fpv-helmet-strap/c9rh

That eyebox looks pretty, but that latency tho... What's the latency on other brands?
Size wise, its nice, my headplays are too large to pack anywhere.

lol, WTS headplay HD, barely used PST

Some of you eagle-eyed out there may have noticed the Fatshark Logo on the Headstrap, Hobbyking has confirmed this goggle has been designed as a partnership between the Quanum design team and Fatshark.

Any word of price yet Oscar? I'm guessing around the £120 - £140 mark...

Looks a lot bigger than my Quanum v2's as well... maybe a bit too big, will see when they do an HK daily on them.

Specifications look great though!!

(05-May-2016, 12:55 AM)DaJudge Wrote: Any word of price yet Oscar? I'm guessing around the £120 - £140 mark...

Looks a lot bigger than my Quanum v2's as well... maybe a bit too big, will see when they do an HK daily on them.

Specifications look great though!!

nope not yet
i will come back to update once i know! It's due to release in a few weeks anyway

I've just bought the Quanum V2 Pro with the acrilyc lenses...

Sadness...

(05-May-2016, 03:16 PM)raid Wrote: I've just bought the Quanum V2 Pro with the acrilyc lenses...

Sadness...

i wouldn't worry about it, unless you are going to get the HD FPV system at the same time as well which I don't see it's going to be cheap either

(05-May-2016, 04:49 PM)Oscar Wrote: i wouldn't worry about it, unless you are going to get the HD FPV system at the same time as well which I don't see it's going to be cheap either

Sure.... But... HDMI input.... Playing LiftOff or FPVFreerinder with the Quanum could be really great!

(06-May-2016, 01:32 AM)raid Wrote: Sure.... But... HDMI input.... Playing LiftOff or FPVFreerinder with the Quanum could be really great!

It sounds great.. Hehe I have flown with my dominator V2 a few times it was good fun.. But soon I got bored with it hehe..

(06-May-2016, 02:12 PM)Oscar Wrote: It sounds great.. Hehe I have flown with my dominator V2 a few times it was good fun.. But soon I got bored with it hehe..

Yeah Probably the standard monitor is good enough to have some fun

Pardon the ancient thread bump. I'm new to the hobby, and building a 250 mm ZMR clone. I've purchased these goggles, and would love a suggestion for a compatible vtx.

Wish list:
Selectable power, 25-600 (miliwatts?)
Support for the diversity capability that these goggles have
pit mode
race band

Is there a VTX that ticks all of these boxes?

Thanks!

Diversity is a receiver feature, has nothing to do with transmitter.
I think both Tramp and Unify Pro are the best ones out there in terms of features, but they are a bit expensive...
for a cheap one I recently bought this and quite like it.. however it doesn't have pit mode: http://www.banggood.com/Eachine-TX526-5_...ds=myorder

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Artur only just posted a review of the Frsky VTX - vantac-vt241t too take a look: http://intofpv.com/t-vantac-vt241t-review

(01-Mar-2017, 09:14 PM)Oscar Wrote: Diversity is a receiver feature, has nothing to do with transmitter.
I think both Tramp and Unify Pro are the best ones out there in terms of features, but they are a bit expensive...
for a cheap one I recently bought this and quite like it.. however it doesn't have pit mode: http://www.banggood.com/Eachine-TX526-5_...ds=myorder

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Artur only just posted a review of the Frsky VTX - vantac-vt241t too take a look: http://intofpv.com/t-vantac-vt241t-review

Thanks Oscar.  I finally figured that out today, after several hours of reading.  It seems a bit counter intuitive that it is only a receiver feature, but, so it is.  I think I'll wait for the Tramp to come back in stock and grab one of those.