Vuzix Wrap 920 video eyewear
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So what's wrong with them?
Bartman
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nothing really, they sit up on your nose like the fatsharks so it's not practical to use them for photography where i need to be able to fly line-of-site while also using fpv to aim the camera. i used them for two short flights so they're practically new. they sit up on your nose and you look up into them. the myvu's that i also have sit low on my nose and i look down into them so they work much better but i've had interference problems and thought it was the build quality of the myvu goggles allowing for interference since my monitor didn't have the same issues.
live and learn.
bart
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Dave,
I suppose you could do that but the issue becomes what do you do if the copter isn't behaving itself? Do you constantly flip the goggles up and down while you sort out what the copter is doing? Things havn't worked well enough, consistently enough for me to say if it's doable or not. I've been fortunate in that things have worked well enough but I continue to have wireless issues and I couldn't use the goggles the way you're saying with the issues I'm having.
I like the Myvu's for how I'm operating and I think my problems are coming from my copter so I'm back on the Myvu bandwagon.
There may be someone near you with a pair of goggles like this that you could try but it probably isn't worth it to ship them overseas just to have a try with them.
Last but not least, the image generator in these glasses could be taken out and mounted in another way but I don't have time to experiment with them. I've got a giveaway to plan for!
Hope that answers your questions,
Bart
I suppose you could do that but the issue becomes what do you do if the copter isn't behaving itself? Do you constantly flip the goggles up and down while you sort out what the copter is doing? Things havn't worked well enough, consistently enough for me to say if it's doable or not. I've been fortunate in that things have worked well enough but I continue to have wireless issues and I couldn't use the goggles the way you're saying with the issues I'm having.
I like the Myvu's for how I'm operating and I think my problems are coming from my copter so I'm back on the Myvu bandwagon.
There may be someone near you with a pair of goggles like this that you could try but it probably isn't worth it to ship them overseas just to have a try with them.
Last but not least, the image generator in these glasses could be taken out and mounted in another way but I don't have time to experiment with them. I've got a giveaway to plan for!
Hope that answers your questions,
Bart
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I see.............. but you wont find it easy to pull the Fatsharks on and off whilst flying with control ?
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