DJI FPV Goggles with Analog Receiver (on the cheap - $42)
Use your DJI FPV Goggles (official name) with analog FPV video transmitters.
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Credit goes to Dan Smith from whom I learned about the possibility of using DJI digital goggles for analog FPV flying. I just modified his method to one that's cheaper, easier, and doesn't affect your warrantee.
===NOTE=== If you are using a DJI FPV Drone (official name) you will need to switch the goggles mode back and forth between DJI FPV Drone mode and DJI FPV Air Unit mode. How to do this is documented here: • How to Switch Modes on DJI FPV v2 Goggles ...
Total cost to add analog compatibility: $42.
Two of my friends paid ~$170 each for the same functionality but more hassle/inconvenience requiring a permanent modification and clutter on your goggles!
Analog Receiver: https://www.akktek.com/akk-diversity-....
Adapter Board: https://www.getfpv.com/analog-fat-sha...
HOW-TO:
Zip tie units together with balsawood spacers (strength). Mount to goggles with hook-n-loop for easy on/off.
Totally/quickly removable when flying digital FPV. No modification to goggles. You will need to use a 3S/1300 battery for flying analog, as DJI battery is insufficient to power everything.
Features of the AKK VRX board includes: true dual diversity; open for cooling without fan; high signal sensitivity; on/off switch for both goggles and receiver; receiver very configurable/usable (adjust antenna switchover speed, favorite channels, low latency, low power buzzer; small & light, frequency scanner, RSSI in % or db, call sign, calibrate).
NOTE: DRONE VIDEO WAS RECORDED IN DJI GOGGLES (yes, it's possible).