SkyZone FPV glasses/goggles (versus FatShark)
I've covered some of this in a previous video where I compared the various FatShark options but today I've added a look at the new SkyZone FPV video glasses to the mix.
On paper, the SkyZone units look very good with increased horizontal resolution, an inbuilt camera and two all-channel receivers with diversity so that they will work with both the Immersion/Fatshark 5.8GHz transmitters and the SkyWave/Foxtech/Boscam 5.8GHz transmitters.
I have had a quick play already and they do appear to produce a nice sharp image.
Stay tuned when I take all these FPV glasses into the field.
Disclosure: Foxtech provided the SkyZone video glasses for review, I did not purchase them.
On paper, the SkyZone units look very good with increased horizontal resolution, an inbuilt camera and two all-channel receivers with diversity so that they will work with both the Immersion/Fatshark 5.8GHz transmitters and the SkyWave/Foxtech/Boscam 5.8GHz transmitters.
I have had a quick play already and they do appear to produce a nice sharp image.
Stay tuned when I take all these FPV glasses into the field.
Disclosure: Foxtech provided the SkyZone video glasses for review, I did not purchase them.
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