The Recon line of panel goggles are a great entry level FPV headset. They are simple, affordable, and have an ultra-immersive FOV. The Recon V3 has an integrated four band, 32-channel receiver, and USB charging. It puts ease-of-use first and lets pilots focus on the full FPV experience without worrying about extra charging cables or accessory components.
Version 3 of the Recon Goggles is a very mature design. It has an included onboard DVR, uses an integrated channel scanner to pick up the strongest video feed and has an improved 800 x 480 TFT resolution display for a crisper image. The onboard OSD shows video signal strength, battery lifetime, and selected channel. The Recon V3 is the ideal choice for a new pilot looking for a complete, high-quality headset.
Specifications
Optics
FOV (field of view): 55°
Format: 16:9
Micro Display
Display: WQVGA 4.3inch display
Resolution : 800 X 480 TFT
Electrical
DVR: analog video recording
SD card support to 32GB (AVI file)
Support playback recording file
Firmware upgrade via SD card
Wireless Receiver
40 channels, single high sensitive receiver including RaceBand frequencies(auto scan and find strongest channel)
OSD
channel info, RSSI info and battery status (disappear after 4s, press any button to show up)
I owned fatshark scout goggles but left them on the trunk of my vehicle to run a out 100 meters in park to get my crashed quadcopter and a bum ran up and grabbed my scout goggles and took off running. He got away but I'm keeping my eyes out for him so I needed a new pair and couldn't afford scouts so I got fatshark recon v3. I have to say ofcourse they were a step down from the scouts but still has a good picture but no diversity and a mono antenna which should be switched out for omni 4 love antenna. Difference is night and day on clear fpv video + there's a micro sd slot on recon and the picture is bright and contrast is adjustable as well as brightness. Better then version 1 & 2. In my opinion their better then any box goggles you can get next to its diversified big brother
William H.
I had the scouts but left on front yard while I ran in the house to get something gone for 3 seconds and someone stole them so I bought the fatshark recon v3 because I didn't have the money for for scouts. There is a difference in the picture v3 not quite as sharp but number 2 behind scout goggles. I'm upgrading to omni so I expect a real improvement hard to do picture with the antenna that comes with v3 recons works better then any stock type on other goggles I've used similar antenna
William H.
I owned fatshark scout goggles but left them on the trunk of my vehicle to run a out 100 meters in park to get my crashed quadcopter and a bum ran up and grabbed my scout goggles and took off running. He got away but I'm keeping my eyes out for him so I needed a new pair and couldn't afford scouts so I got fatshark recon v3. I have to say ofcourse they were a step down from the scouts but still has a good picture but no diversity and a mono antenna which should be switched out for omni 4 love antenna. Difference is night and day on clear fpv video + there's a micro sd slot on recon and the picture is bright and contrast is adjustable as well as brightness. Better then version 1 & 2. In my opinion their better then any box goggles you can get next to its diversified big brother
William H.
I had the scouts but left on front yard while I ran in the house to get something gone for 3 seconds and someone stole them so I bought the fatshark recon v3 because I didn't have the money for for scouts. There is a difference in the picture v3 not quite as sharp but number 2 behind scout goggles. I'm upgrading to omni so I expect a real improvement hard to do picture with the antenna that comes with v3 recons works better then any stock type on other goggles I've used similar antenna
