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The Skyzone SKY02O FPV goggles are an upgraded version of the classic SKY02 series with an OLED screen. The listing says OLED gives vivid colour and high contrast, so pilots see more detail during a race or flight.
The SteadyView receiver module merges two video signals into one, avoids image tearing and rolling and makes the picture more stable and clear in challenging conditions.
The product title mentions a 600 x 400 screen, while the description and specification table give 640 x 400. The specification table also lists a 29-degree diagonal FOV, an adjustable focus of -6 to +2, an IPD range of 59 to 69mm and 3-axis head-tracking sensors.
OLED screen: 640 x 400 with vivid colour and contrast.
SteadyView receiver: merges two video signals into one for stability.
Head tracker: 3-axis accelerometer and gyroscope.
DVR: MJPEG 30fps AVI with SD cards up to 64GB.
Antenna options: patch and omni antennas.
Wide power input: 2S to 6S LiPo.
Automatic channel scanning: finds a signal quickly.
FPV goggles show you the live video from the camera on your drone. An analog system uses a receiver in the goggles to pick up a 5.8GHz signal from the video transmitter on the aircraft and shows it on small screens in front of your eyes. A digital system does the same with a digital link, which gives a sharper, clearer picture but usually costs more and needs matching hardware on the aircraft.
The optics matter as much as the screen. The field of view tells you how large the picture looks: a wider view feels more immersive, while a narrower view shows the whole picture at once and can be more comfortable in a race. Adjustable focus, or diopter, and interpupillary distance (IPD) settings let the goggles fit different eyes, and some models can be worn over glasses.
Signal quality depends on antennas and the receiver. A diversity receiver has two antennas and chooses the better signal, which reduces dropouts and snow. Always place patch and omni antennas correctly, keep the video transmitter's antenna clear of carbon fibre and never power a video transmitter without an antenna. Check local rules on frequencies and power, and use a spotter when flying line-of-sight limits.
Analog FPV racing and freestyle
Diversity reception with SteadyView
Head-tracked camera control
Recording flights to an SD card
HDMI 720p input use
The specification table gives an OLED display of 640 x 400, a 29-degree diagonal FOV, aspect ratios of 4:3 and 16:9, a focus of -6 to +2, an IPD range of 59 to 69mm, a 5.8GHz 48CH V3.3 SteadyView receiver, a 2 to 6S LiPo input, a 720p HDMI input at 100fps, SD card support up to 64GB, MJPEG 30fps AVI recording and patch and omni antennas.
The package contains one Skyzone SKY02O goggles unit.
Display: OLED, 640 x 400
FOV: 29 degrees (diagonal)
Aspect ratio: 4:3 / 16:9
Focus: -6 to +2
IPD range: 59-69mm
Receiver: 5.8GHz 48CH V3.3 SteadyView
Voltage: 2-6S LiPo
HDMI: 720p at 100fps
DVR: MJPEG 30fps AVI, SD up to 64GB
Antennas: patch and omni
1 x Skyzone SKY02O FPV goggles
Analog FPV pilots who want an OLED goggle with a SteadyView diversity receiver and a head tracker.
640 x 400 (the title says 600 x 400).
29 degrees diagonal.
5.8GHz 48CH V3.3 SteadyView.
MJPEG 30fps AVI with SD cards up to 64GB.
2 to 6S LiPo.
Yes.
| Brand | Skyzone |
|---|---|
| Field of View | 29.000000 deg |
| Focus Range | -6 to +2 |
| IPD Range | 59-69 mm |
| Power Supply | 2-6S LiPo |
| Receiver | 5.8GHz 48CH V3.3 SteadyView |
| Selling unit | PCS |
