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The Skyzone SKY04X PRO is the upgraded version of the SKY04X. With new optics and a new OLED panel, it gives the pilot a 52-degree field of view, which the listing says gives a very immersive FPV experience.
A 1920 x 1080 resolution at 100fps makes it a good match for digital video systems. The right-hand bay has a cooling fan for the high-performance OLED panel, so the SKY04X PRO does not support quadversity mode.
It has a 5.8GHz 48-channel V3.3 SteadyView receiver, records H.264 at 60fps, accepts a 720p HDMI input at 100fps and has a built-in head tracker.
52 degree FOV: a large, immersive view from the new optics and OLED panel.
1920x1080 at 100fps: high-resolution, high-frame-rate display.
SteadyView V3.3 receiver: 5.8GHz 48CH.
DVR: H.264 at 60fps.
HDMI input: 720p at 100fps.
Head tracker: 3-axis accelerometer and gyroscope.
Wide voltage: 2 to 6S LiPo.
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.
High-resolution OLED FPV flying
Digital VRX systems that use a module bay
Recording flights at 60fps
HDMI input from simulators or other sources
Head-tracker camera control
The specification list gives an OLED display, 1920 x 1080 resolution, a 52-degree diagonal FOV, aspect ratios of 4:3 and 16:9, a focus range of -6 to +2, an IPD range of 58 to 71mm, a 5.8GHz 48CH V3.3 SteadyView receiver, a 2 to 6S LiPo voltage input and a 720p HDMI input at 100fps. Built-in sensors are a 3-axis accelerometer and gyroscope.
The package contains one Skyzone SKY04X PRO goggles unit.
Display: OLED, 1920 x 1080
FOV: 52 degrees (diagonal)
Aspect ratio: 4:3 / 16:9
Focus: -6 to +2
IPD range: 58-71mm
Receiver: 5.8GHz 48CH V3.3 SteadyView
Voltage: 2-6S LiPo
HDMI: 720p at 100fps
DVR: H.264 at 60fps
Sensors: 3-axis accelerometer and gyroscope
1 x Skyzone SKY04X PRO goggles
Pilots who want a high-resolution OLED goggle with SteadyView, DVR and HDMI input.
1920 x 1080 at 100fps.
52 degrees.
5.8GHz 48CH V3.3 SteadyView.
No, because of the cooling fan bay.
720p at 100fps.
2 to 6S LiPo.
| Brand | Skyzone |
|---|---|
| Field of View | 52.000000 deg |
| Focus Range | -6 to +2 |
| IPD Range | 58-71 mm |
| Power Supply | 2-6S LiPo |
| Receiver | 5.8GHz 48CH V3.3 SteadyView |
| Selling unit | PCS |
