a DJI has released a firmware update for some of its traditional drones which is catering to a long-standing demand from users of these models, namely Support to fly the drone with FPV goggles. The drone models in the Mavic 3 line, as well as the Mini 3 Pro model, now support Goggles 2 and Goggles Integra, as well as the RC Motion 2 controller, providing a completely different flying experience than traditional controllers and without glasses.
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The experience of flying a drone with FPV goggles and motion control is totally different.
Mini 3 Pro and Mavic 3 drones are compatible with Goggles 2 and an RC Motion 2 controller
As I highlight in the video, if you’ve never flown a drone with FPV goggles, I highly recommend it, especially with the new RC Motion 2 controller, the experience is exciting, super fun and immersive, it’s completely different from the traditional flying mode.
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Drones that support FPV goggles
The firmware update was released along with the Mavic 3 Pro drone, the company’s new high-end model. In total, 6 drones have got support for this function, namely Mavic 3, Mavic 3 Cine, Mavic 3 Classic, Mavic 3 Pro, Mavic 3 Pro Cine, and Mini 3 Pro. All of them support the O3 or O3 + communication system, technology also used by the glasses and console.
Excluded from this list was the Air 2S, which is also based on the O3 as well as the Mini 3 Pro, but at least for the moment it is not part of that ecosystem.
It’s very easy to sync devices, just press the “on/power” button of each device for 5 seconds until it beeps, and the battery LEDs will blink until the connection finishes. In the video, I show and talk about this process, which needs to be done between the drone and the control, as well as the drone and the glasses.
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It should also be noted that Avata also supports the same glasses and control, and this is the most suitable model for flying in FPV style because it is a model developed entirely for this purpose, offering above all greater resistance and greater speed for FPV flights .
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