Digital FPV.....DJI vs HDZero vs Orqa vs Walksnail vs openhd.....?

100%. He is very tied to it. He was limited in the flying he could do and was impressed with a lot of the system. Just not the bits we expected. The bits we know Hdzero does better.

Someone on here might have a Walksnail VRX soon to try out and pass on opinions :wink: (its not me) :grin:

nor me…yet !

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It’ll be good for long range. I can see me getting one. (Might wait on the goggles yet though. Pretty expensive.) It can be just strapped on a tracker. Something dji missed out on.
Also, with a long range craft, you’re just cruising so the extra latency wont be an issue as it is with close proximity

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Thats where it will excel :+1:t2:

Yep, best way to use it, and take advantage of it’s longer range advantage

and me, when I can afford it, £300 :scream: and they get into the dealers hands

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Is that with a VTX as a package Steve?

I wonder how long it will be before Skyzone and Fatshark start making 1080p OLED goggles with high refresh rates to take advantage of the 100fps low latency mode :thinking:

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Skyzone yes… fatshark… who has any clue. Orca is more likely

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Which reminds me, wtf happened to Orca’s HD system? Seems to have just disappeared lol

Lol… it was announced about a year ago.

Yep, HobbyRC, VRX, VTX, Micro camera, 6S and including a few quad for better antennas
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Thats actually pretty good. The vtx with micro cam is £160 on its own so only an extra £110 for the vrx :smiley:

Also looking at the Walksnail package with interest. I like my Skyzone/Eachine OLED goggles and this would go nicely on my 7" cruiser. HobbyRC says out of stock/pre-order - are these pretty much still waiting to hit the stores in the UK or have I missed the boat? I don’t really have that sort of money available at the mo but could maybe plan to pick something like this up in time for the better weather to arrive in Feb/March.

Not sure if it’s some very limited intro offer though and will be twice the price by then.

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Thing is, I don’t really want to pick the right tool for the job. I’m not going to buy all the different systems and don’t want to have to choose which aspect of FPV I want it to be (relatively) poor at. Sketchy picture at range or behind stuff? Noticeable latency? I’d rather not take any of those if I’m forking out a huge wedge of cash nd would rather it just does everything pretty well (and not cost DJI money)

I know, I know, I want the moon on a stick and it’s not likely to happen. It’s partly why I’ve been going round in the same circles for a year now and still flying analogue.

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Someone can buy it off me when is arrives. I’m not opening it. Trying to get it cancelled and sent back.

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You still wanting 160 notes for it ??

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I’ve bought it off him Steve :laughing:

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seriously ?

Yeah. Half an hour before you asked