DJI has completely transformed the way we fly FPV drones by introducing a whole new protocol which has never been previously used in FPV – Low-latency Digital transmission. By taking advantage of 4 FPV antennas and an increased bandwidth, we’re able to view our FPV feeds in goggles like we’ve never been able to before.
KiwiQuads is proud to stock DJI FPV products including full packages and any extra accessories you need. Today we’ve answered all the questions you might have about diving into DJI Digital FPV for the first time. If you have any questions we haven’t answered, feel free to leave a comment below!
End-to-end latency is the total time it takes for information to be transferred from the camera input to the display screen. The lowest latency of the DJI Digital FPV System is within 28 ms and provides 720p/120fps image quality. This is achieved most often in wide-open areas with no electromagnetic interference.
1080×720 with an aspect ratio of 4:3, and 1440×810 with an aspect ratio of 16:9.
The DJI FPV Goggles use an external battery with a voltage range of 7.4-17.6 V. Customers are recommended to use 4S batteries. The total power consumption is about 7 W. The battery life of one 4S 1600mah battery is 3.5 hours when used continuously.
MP4 videos at 720p/60fps.
MP4, MOV, and MKV (H.264) videos.
The DJI FPV Goggles supports microSD cards with capacities of up to 128GB.
Unfortunately no.
The DJI FPV Remote Controller has a USB Type-C port and a 3.5mm audio interface. To use simulators, you must connect a dongle to the Remote Controller via the 3.5mm audio interface, then connect the dongle to your computer.
Drastic changes in temperature and humidity will cause the screens or the lens cone to fog up, which is normal. Avoid using the DJI FPV Goggles in environments where temperature and humidity tend to alter significantly. If the screen or the lens cone has fogged up, place the goggles in an indoor setting at room temperature and wait until the fog disappears. Keep the DJI FPV Goggles out of hot and humid environments.
Yes. The DJI Air Unit Module, Coaxial Cable (connects air unit module and camera), and the DJI FPV Camera are all detachable. Users can purchase these accessories at the DJI Online Store and watch tutorial videos for instructions on how to detach them.
The DJI Air Unit camera uses standard M2 screws in the standard FPV camera size (Similar to RunCam / Caddx). The DJI Air Unit comes with 4 x 4mm M2 screws.
Yes, visit the DJI FPV System product page on the DJI official website, enter the downloads section, and download DJI Assistant 2. Power on all modules and connect them to DJI Assistant 2 to begin activating and upgrading.Â
The video transmission latency will not increase if you record videos with the DJI FPV Goggles. However, the video transmission latency will increase about 5 ms if you record videos with the DJI FPV Air Unit Module.
Yes. The AV IN function in the DJI FPV Goggles allows you to connect a third-party analog transmission receiver to the goggles. However, it is not recommended to use an analog transmission system and the DJI Digital FPV System simultaneously.
No, only video can be recorded. This is FPV flying after all!
Betaflight added support for DJI FPV from v4.1.0 and above
We hope we’ve been able to answer most of the questions you might have about the DJI FPV HD System! If you’re interested in purchasing a DJI system, check out the product pages or view the full DJI collection below.
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TBS Lucid FC DJI O3 Cable (2 Sizes)$6.99 – $9.99
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DJI RC-N3 Remote Controller$184.99
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RunCam Link Digital FPV Air Unit$199.99
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DJI Goggles 3$999.00
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DJI FPV Remote Controller 3$269.00
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DJI RC Motion Controller 3$179.00
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DJI O3 Air Unit Coaxial Cable (10/15/17/21.5/30cm)$18.99 – $29.99
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DJI Goggles Integra$699.00
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iFlight DJI O3 Air Unit Heatsink$12.99