Question for you FatShark users

[OneStopRC]

I am considering buying some FatShark goggles but I have a question that is burning my butt, I am hoping one of you guys may be in the same boat as I am.....

In my later years, my reading vision has gone south, not just for the winter, but permanently without my say so. So now I have to wear glasses to read anything in front of me, so the question is...... without wearing glasses with the FatSharks, will I be able to see the image and will I be able to see my OSD through them?.. or should I just stick to a big old LCD screen and try to avoid sunny flying days?

Your input would be appreciated in this matter.

 

[mutley2]

I have to wear reading glasses and just bit the bullet and got the Fat-shark goggles anyway, not a problem, no focus issues. I think Fat-shark would be in trouble if every one who wore glasses were excluded from their product.

 

[SMP]

Same. Fatsharks work great, no focus issues. The 2.4 module not so much but for 5.8 they are great. If monitors on a sunny day are a problem, try the FoxtechFPV 8" non integrated monitors. At 450 nit they do surprisingly good outdoors with a sunshade.

 

[OneStopRC]

Thanks for the replies guys....

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[Phil550]

You should be ok - I'm in the same boat and my Attitudes are fine.
Found this note on an advert for the Fatshark diopter lenses:
'people that only need reading glasses typically do not need any lens correction for the goggles since the "virtual" image appears to be some distance away.'

http://www.readymaderc.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=157

Another vote for the Foxtech 8" monitor - works well in the sun with the supplied shade.

 

[billmac]

Hi
also this [h=1]Fatshark Diopter Lens Set[/h]