DJI Digital FPV System

Take your drone footage experience to another level with this latest gizmo from DJI. The new DJI Digital FPV System is their first person viewing (FPV) transmission system, which boats the first low latency HD video transmission signal. This means a crystal clear display, minimal lag, anti-inference reliability and range of up to 2.5 miles directly to your goggles, with the lowest latency ever before on a digital HD system (28ms)! Capture video content on the FPV camera in 1080p at 60 fps or 720p at 120 fps, while the FPV goggles can record 720p at 60 fps, which can be instantly played back for quick review. The camera offers three modes: racing, standard and LED (for low light), and can transmit to eight 5.8GHz feequency channels, allowing up to eight drones to fly simultaneously under one system. watch the video below

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