Analog TV from cheap fpv goggles

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Couple of weeks ago I’ve bought 2 broken fpv kits from EMAX for my Tinyhawk spare parts. They came with radios, lipos and goggles. Since I already have one fpv kit from Betafpv in a better shape, I’ve put them on a shelf. But last Friday I opened one of the goggles and took off pcb and screen.

the parts

I wanted to make a screen for spotter or others on the site, to let them see what I’m flying.

The only mods I did was desoldering the power plug and soldering a on/off button (which I’ve found in my stash).

the mods

Two nights I’ve spend in OpenSCAD designing the case, check repo here: emax-analog-screen-case.

3D design

But since it is too hot last days (28º) or I didn’t print for long – my bed levelling or temperature for ABS is wrong, the print is popping off the bed and I was stuck without the case.

But I have a 3d gun (it’s from my daughters childhood, but anyway it works good), so I decided to fake it till I have 3d printer fixed.

And here are the photos:

hand-printing the case attaching the pcb attaching the pcb nice little cyberpunk screen nice little cyberpunk screen, view from side nice little cyberpunk screen, view from another side tinyhawk watching tv

Tinyhawk watching tv:

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