Review on 🤿 ARRIS VR-009 FPV Goggles 5.8Ghz - 40CH HD 3 Inch 16:9 Display Mini Video Headset for FPV Quadcopter Drones by Alif Wills

I did a google search and found a nice but workable solution - tape the lenses from a cheap set of +5.0 readers that were on hand to the surface on each side . Voila - it worked. Previously I had to hold the goggles about 4 inches to focus properly and the size of the goggles was not large enough to simply detach the headphones from the readers as others have suggested. As a side note, finding a lens set insert that snaps into place shouldn't be difficult for some, similar to headband loupe systems. I am sure there is a market for it. I also have a big trunk and I took care of this situation, by gluing a small piece of orange RC foam. There are larger FPV Googles out there that can work with readers, but I didn't want to spend $100 or more to try FPV. I use it with FPV Arris Poke indoors. What takes the most getting used to is figuring out where the drone is using visual cues from your surroundings that you're more likely to ignore, especially closer to the ground. :) by using visual cues from your surroundings that you tend to ignore, especially closer to the ground. :) by using visual cues from your surroundings that you tend to ignore, especially closer to the ground. :)