The all-in-one GOGGLES with build- in A/V receiver and virtual real-time large-screen display can connect with the RC Transmitter with a data cable, RC Transmitter supply power to the AIO GOGGLES. Along with the AIO GOGGLES tracking signal output to the RC Transmitter, the AIO GOGGLES tracking signal and the RC Transmitter control signal received by the receiver in the RC Aircraft. Images and sound captured by Camera are transmitted to the sky by the A/V Transmitter,Then,AIO GOGGLES can receive video and audio within a certain range, people who wear a AIO GOGGLES can see the images from the virtual real-time large-screen display, and hear the sound from the earphone.

Head Tracking
These goggles have built-in self calibrating head tracking that utilizes a gyro.
-PPM Channel Setup
-Pan Tracking Range Setting
NOTE - If you use the Futaba trainer plug you can power the goggles that way (no external lipo needed).

Lipo Powered
A nice feature with these goggles is that just about any lipo you have can power them. The input power plug accepts voltages of DC 7- 28v/1A. I find that a two or three cell lipo does a good job.

FOV (Field of View)
The SkyZone goggles have 30 degrees (diagonal).

Diopter Lens
The goggles also have removable optic lenses. These slide out. It comes with a pair installed with no correction. You can order lenses to help correct for myopic (near sighted) vision. This allows users that normally wear glasses to see far away to use the FPV goggles. People that only need reading glasses typically do not need any lens correction for the goggles. The lens sets sold for FatShark goggles also fit these goggles.