After trying to fly FPV using my 7” lcd monitor from Bangood, it’s time to step up and become more “immersed”
to my quad by using some FPV goggles. I got some Attitude V2 kits, with camera, cables and polarized antennas, which are really
plug and play, all you need is a 2S or 3S li-po to power it up, really nice and simple.
Check out below the first time unboxing video and the package contents…
Since I was used to fly with an LCD attached on my
Devo 10 with a bracket, I often took my eyes off the screen to look at
my quad…
bad and distracting habit but sometimes necessary.
At the first moment I put the goggles on I was pleasantly impressed with
the image quality
they display from the small Fatshark CMOS camera
bundled in the kit. Just a very small blue-ish colour around the lcd’s
but barely noticeable
and due to the optics getting the wider FOV.
The Dominator goggles are supposed to have just a
bit clearer picture (never tried myself) but the FOV is smaller and the
IPD’s are not adjustable.
Fortunately the goggles suit me just fine on the
largest IPD position, so definitely the Domi’s would have been no good
on my bigger head…
Below you can see the individual detailed pictures with all the items that came in the kit.
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| The box's contents |
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| Front view of the goggles |
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| Left view |
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| bask view looking in the goggles-you can see the green edge due to the adjustable IPD's |
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| Right side |
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| Top view |
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| Underneath the goggles |
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| The 600 TVL Cmos FPV camera bundled in the V2 kit(missing in the V1 Attitudes) |
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| Backside of the 600 TVL |
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| The bundled 250mW VTX for 5.8ghz |
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| Filtering element allowing 2, 3 or 4S power |
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| Stock antennas |
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| Cloth for cleaning the goggles |
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| Cables |
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| more cables |
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| still more cables :) |
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| and the last of it... |
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| Nice fatshark stickers |
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| manual in good english |
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| the kit's content detailed |
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| the top of the box |
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| a nice feature, actually someone checked that all is working, which was true |
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| the polarized spironet antenna box |
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| the polarized antenna set |
These are the full specs of the kit:
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New Trinity head tracker with 3 axis : pan / tilt / roll;
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35 degrees field of view with backlit polarized technology
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640x480 dots with 922k pizels VGA NTSC/PAL auto select
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New generation Nexware receiver (AWEX682)
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Adjustable PID (59-69mm)
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Optional diopter lens inserts of -2, -4, -6 dp
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Usable frequencies: CH1: 5740 MHz CH2: 5760 MHz CH3: 5780 MHz CH4: 5800 Mhz
CH5: 5820 MHz CH6: 5840 Mhz CH7: 5860 MHz
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Comes with bundled Attitude V2 goggles, 600
TVL CMOS camera(with 2.8mm IR coated lens and 100 degrees FOV), 250mw
VTX(5.8Ghz), filtered balance lead adaptor, 2 off 3dBi antennas, 3.5mm
JR cable, Futaba 6P cable, ezUHF cable,
zipper case, leans cleaner cloth, AV cable and clear English manual.
A nice feature is that you can power the camera and
VTX from any li-po varying from 2S to 3S or 4S, since it has already in
the kit a filtered balance powered harness connector, so no more need
for additional battery…
Also, since I want the best range for this setup I
suggest the spironet polarized antennas, but I will test for range later
and update the info here…
Hoped you find the info usefull and enjoy your version of the Attitudes V2 same as I did
J
Fly safe and take care !
