Power: 2x 18500 Li-ion cells (without protection circuits).High-quality SD recordings of these amazing indoor flights are therefore of interest. PowerPlay delivers this quality. Quads that are extremely lightweight do not want the extra weight burden of an HD camera system. The rear-mounted DVR has the advantage of letting people standing behind you see what you, the pilot, is seeing.Ī longer version of the cable is also supplied, for those who would rather keep their battery/DVR in a pocket, and keep weight off of the head.

A quick-release clip mounts on the rear of the standard goggle head strap, and the new included top-strap ensures a comfortable fit.Ī short ‘Y’ cable connects to power, A/V, and the fan connector. The PowerPlay ships with a head-mounting accessory pack.

Larger capacity 2040mAh cells are available from most vape shops and are the same ones used in the FrSky X-Lite radios, so any decent FPV retailer will stock them.ġ8500 batteries no longer included. To recharge, either use the built-in USB-C port for up to 1.5A charging, or simply pop out the cells, and replace them with a freshly charged set. PowerPlay’s Power section is a pair of two 18500, Li-ion cells, that can power a Dominator HDO + rapidFIRE + DVR for up to 3 hours *.

Accessories for Head, or Pocket Mounting.

Built-in 6cm LCD display, showing recording + playback.

Powers FatShark Goggles (with power switch).

The internal DVR on FatShark Dominator Goggles is ‘ok’, but it doesn’t come close to the quality that PAL/NTSC can offer. Instead of the MJPEG compression used in the Dominator, the PowerPlay uses x264 (AVC) compression, with a much higher bit-rate. The 30fps frame rate of the Dominator is also doubled to 60fps, which is essential for capturing fluid race footage. Product Description: ImmersionRC PowerPlay FPV DVR H264 60FPS

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