Has anyone ever seen a HDMI out hack to a DJI Mavic Pro controller. I know it's weird but I'm sick of always needing one and never having it.
Treetops

Not that I've ever seen on MavicPilots or DJI forums etc.
Have you seen this though ?

Hey thanks man. I didn't see that vid, however some of the other forums I link with mentioned that process. I don't think there is a really good alternative. I was kind of hoping for something a little cleaner, but I guess I'll just give up and look for a tablet with the right ports. Hard to believe that there isn't some kind of module. Ya know what I mean Vern?
Thanks again,
Treetops

I used to follow a guy on YouTube who swore by the NVIDIA Shield K1 for decent/compatible HDMI output which just connected to his Phantom 4 controller and then plumbed straight into his FatShark goggles. Those tablets are long since discontinued but I guess it may be possible to pick one up on the used market. There are probably other more modern tablets on the market with a compatible HDMI output, but it might take some trial and error finding one. As already mentioned, MavicPilots.com or PhantomPilots.com probably have members on there with the answer.

(01-Apr-2020, 12:50 AM)SnowLeopardFPV Wrote: I used to follow a guy on YouTube who swore by the NVIDIA Shield K1 for decent/compatible HDMI output which just connected to his Phantom 4 controller and then plumbed straight into his FatShark goggles. Those tablets are long since discontinued but I guess it may be possible to pick one up on the used market. There are probably other more modern tablets on the market with a compatible HDMI output, but it might take some trial and error finding one. As already mentioned, MavicPilots.com or PhantomPilots.com probably have members on there with the answer.

i did like here
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthre...-Mavic-Air

(03-Apr-2020, 09:45 AM)karabasus Wrote: i did like here
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthre...-Mavic-Air

That's an even better/neater solution than a direct cable connection. Thanks for sharing. Hopefully it will help others who are looking to do the same.