Fatshark FPV - MyOptic Lens Set (For Eyeglass wearers)

 Tank1 313 points

I've just answered your question on the FS Predator goggles,but as i said there just buy these as this is what they were made for and will work a treat,better than trying to put your own glasses into goggles IMHO. :-)

 summyboy 15 points

Thanks again

 StevenC 568 points

I don't think it is because of the lens. It is more likely that you have a dominant eye, and your brain sees 2 pictures instead of merging them together. I suffer similar problem too.

 summyboy 15 points

So do you goggles? How do you get over it

 StevenC 568 points

I haven't done any real flight with FPV yet because I am still trying to tune the GPS-hold and Alt-hold. But every now and then I just wear the googles so my eyes get used to them. It works

 summyboy 15 points

I fly 2 kms at the most with a 7 in monitor and its a dream but my goggles are on there way

 StevenC 568 points

Cool! I'm thinking of getting a 7'' LCD display too, I want to connect with the googles. I'm actually worried of not being able to wear my glasses while I'm flying in case of loss of signal lol

 summyboy 15 points

7 inch monitor tft from buy in coins**** £*18 free delivery Standard cheep 5.8 200 mW & pole antenna, security can 2000 camera HD and its a super starter set up 3 kms no dropout

 HD-man 6 points

Hi, verry good idea, do you have the meassure of them ? Do you use 2,5 otherwise too? Or do you have to made some test before you landed on 2,5 ? Gone do the samething, i use 2,5 daily :-) my mail adress soren.p*etanet.se

 Walaud 8 points

Hi, I used 2.5 for the inserts because that's what I wear for reading, if you are going to make your own then use whatever suits you for your reading.

 Walaud 8 points

I bought the Fatshark V2 and was a bit disappointed with the view, I found it extremely blurred, after some research I discovered that because I wear reading glasses for close up, this was the problem, to resolve this, I purchased some cheap 2.5 reading glasses from the market and cut the lenses my self to fit in the slots where the dioptic lenses go, this solved the problem and now the view is fine. Come on Fatshark, make some lenses available for users that wear reading glasses otherwise they are no use!!

 Andylek 14 points

Walaud...what did you use to cut the lenses?

 Walaud 8 points

The cheap reading glasses from the market are plastic, I used a junior hacksaw and then rounded off the edges with a small file.

 Andylek 14 points

Thanks! I'll have to give it a go! :)

 Andylek 14 points

I meant to write "plus values"!

 Mark 26 points

Nearsighted (people who can't see far objects clearly, and about .5 off one of the correction values could use this. If you can see both close and far, these are unnecessary). I'm not entirely sure that there's no need for diopters for farsighted people, though (cannot confirm)

 Lightwave 195 points

Corrective lenses for those who need reading glasses. So you can take your glasses off and still see the picture.

 Rian 1 points

NO! It's not for people who need reading glasses! It's for people who need glasses to see things in the distance clearly. These are for nearsightedness, which is myopia. Reading glasses are a plus measurement ( like 2.5) and very rarely go above 3.

 PeteDee 198 points

Except when they do, like mine at 3.5

 lilphero 2 points

Salut Chuen 58 alors il te faut soi porter des l'enti de contact. ce le plus facile. Vuila bon vol.

 srepfler 1148 points

Yes, and on Predator 1 and Dominator.

 flyandi 944 points

.. and even in the new Fatshark Altitude SD Goggles :-)

 Alexander 628 points

Yes they should fit, but I recommend to ask a optometrist to built special glasses for your dioptre value (each eye). I did it and it works realy good. In Germany it cost about $35.

 Art Ross 1 points

An optometrist can make them in the shape necessary to fit the goggles?

 Alexander 628 points

I recommend to ask a optometrist to built special glasses for your dioptre value (each eye). I did it and it works really good. In Germany it cost about $35.

 vivazapata 20 points

Yes , no problem

 Arvin 12 points

Hi Yes, the Dominators have the same groove as the old ones (just remove the rubber eye pieces).

 Alexander 628 points

Yes they should fit, but I recommend to ask a optometrist to built special glasses for your dioptre value (each eye). I did it and it works realy good. In Germany it cost about $35.

 Heppy Ket 401 points

mmm I think so. you may have to be crative with fitting them.

 Shura 122 points

Excellent product for excellent price. I am happy to use them

 John 6 points

No they just slide in front of the FS lenses - do not glue them!

 Shura 122 points

Excellent product for excellent price. I am happy to use them

 SuperAussie 17 points

Your answer had nothing to do with my question???

 lashlheureux@gm 13 points

Would I need these if I wear glasses to read but otherwise have normal vision??

 Shura 122 points

this are for myopic. -2 -4 -6 diopters

 ycellette 32 points

yes for all 2010 version

 Shura 122 points

Yes, I use them

 ugo 21 points

These lenses are adjusted Myopic -2 -4 -6 you have to use lenses for astigmatism correction conttatto with astigmatism.

 SDowell 13 points

Nobody asked the most pertinent question which is with these fitted, do you see the full field of view, or do you lose out on some of the video edges as of course it would be hard to press your glasses close enough, never mind they sit a good distance forward of your eyes, whereas with contacts you can practically push your eye up against the field lenses. Even with contacts you don't get full illumination as some of the video edge gets clipped out.