Hi there, another update on the blog I wrote last week which showed how to make a cheap ($50) wireless fpv monitor. This week, I updated to show how to convert the cheap hacked together wireless monitor, and using a cheap $2 fresnel lens we can make immersive goggles, either by cutting up cardboard and fixing with sticky tape, or buying a head mount like in this right image. The head mount is still pretty cheap at £14.05 but in the spirit of DIY, I suggest making your own
Update is at the bottom of the blog article. Hope this helps and inspires some peeps.
Article here: http://dalybulge.blogspot.co.uk/
Happy flying :)
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You may find this useful Ben, I have reached to the developer to update a few things, they were very eager to help with changes...
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cool Project, I`m working on something like this - combining a 5.5" 800x600 LCD + 5,8Ghz RX + OSD
I have a 3D printer, so I plan to design and print the "housing".
Very Nice Ben, your finds rock!
I got this for $4 work great with my nexus 5 and you can use the lens if needed.
Hasbro MY3D Viewer for iPod touch and iPhone Black
Check this blog post: diydrones blog post here
If you have a wifi camera (and are using non-2.4ghz on your tx) you can use an IP camera app to see the video on screen. An example app
configuring IP camera viewing for google cardboard should be done via cardboard sdk
Liu: 3D vision is known also as Stereoscopy. Wikipedia: The stereoscope was first invented in 1838. Almost 200 years ago ! :-)
And yes, can be cheap. Replace a static image by a phone or a tablet and you are have it.
You can also watch youtube 3D movies. 3D Demo 1080p Legends of Flight
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