Review on DJI HDMI Output Module Part 54: Stream Superior Quality Videos from Phantom 3 Pro/Adv/Phantom 4/Phantom 4 Pro/Adv to External Devices by Jon Garcia

If you have a Phantom 4 Pro Version 2 - DO NOT buy this module, it will not work with your flight controller. That said, this module is described on the site as working with the "Phantom 4 Series" - information about the module is WRONG. I called DJI, spoke to the CS rep, the supervisor and emailed the development team. They all confirmed that DJI doesn't have an HDMI output module for the V2 yet. I'm posting this because the supplier emailed me to claim that the HDMI module will work in V2 - WILL NOT. The information on the website is misleading. In other words, the V2 is part of the "Phantom 4" series, but this module is not compatible with the V2 flight controller and is designed to work with a different communication technology.1) The currently available HDMI module does not fit into the bay where it would normally be connected to the Controller Flight (FC). The V2 bay is 1/3 larger than the bay on other Phantom 4 PCs that usually have the HDMI module installed. 2) V2 does not use DJI Light Bridge communication system. This model uses digital compression technology and wireless communication to connect to DJI Google. To put it simply, DJI has yet to develop any technology that would allow HDMI output with the new Link technology used in the Phantom 4 Version 2. I am not happy about starting a business and this is a serious problem for me. got this information AFTER because the information about V2 is insufficient. Starting a business is frustrating when the weakest link is the company that sells the technology you rely on to make money. monitor (described below). If you want to use alternative googles, the only solution I've found so far is to use the screen to connect to FC and then use the Android terminal to change the screen resolution to K1 so you can use it with matches your Googles (screen mirroring). I haven't tested this solution, but in theory it should send the correct HDMI output to your glasses. I do not recommend using DJI goggles (IMHO aptly called "toilet seat"). Compared to the Fat Shark or Aomway, DJI goggles are bulky, uncomfortable (heavy, can't be worn for long periods of time), and designed in a way that some people find them difficult to use (if you have a narrow face, e.g ). - large light emission). Either way, the solutions are ugly and inefficient - and DJI says they don't know when a solution will be available (an HDMI module that works with V2 FC). Dongle - 5G WiFi Wireless Display Dongle, Venoro Full HD 1080P HDMI Screen Mirroring Mini Display Adapter Support Miracast/Airplay/DLNA/WIDI for IOS/Android/Mac OS/Win 8.1+ (WD01)