DJI Avata 2 & Goggles 3 // NEXT GENERATION OF FPV IS HERE!

The script begins with an introduction to the new DJI Avata 2 drone and the DJI Goggles 3. The speaker, Joshua Bardwell, sets the stage for an in-depth review of these products, focusing on their features and implications for the FPV drone community. He mentions that the products were provided by DJI and clarifies that he has not received any compensation for this review. Joshua also discusses the pricing and kit contents, noting that the DJI Avata 2 kit includes the drone, a single battery, the goggles, and a motion hand controller. He addresses concerns about compatibility with previous DJI FPV equipment and mentions the potential for future compatibility updates.

In this paragraph, the focus shifts to the DJI Goggles 3, highlighting their built-in battery pack for comfort and the innovative forehead brace design for a secure fit. Joshua discusses the advantages and disadvantages of this design, as well as the standard t-mount style propellers for easy customization. He also covers the goggles' connectivity options, including USB power banking and compatibility with certain DJI drones. The paragraph delves into the new menu system within the goggles and the DJI Fly app's integration with the goggles for an augmented reality experience.

Joshua provides an in-depth exploration of the hand controller's capabilities, including its intuitive motion tracking and the ease of performing complex moves. He contrasts the hand controller's experience with traditional RC flying and highlights the benefits for beginners and those looking for smoother camera control. The paragraph also covers the sport mode and the Turtle mode feature, which assists in recovering from upside-down crashes. Joshua emphasizes the hand controller's role in enhancing the flying experience and the potential for practice to unlock more advanced flying techniques.

This section compares the different flight modes and controllers available for the DJI Avata 2. Joshua discusses the advantages of using the motion controller versus the traditional hand controller, particularly in terms of smoothness and ease of use. He also talks about the automatic banking feature and the transition to manual mode for more control. The paragraph highlights the drone's capabilities in acrobatic tricks, the limitations of the easy Acro mode, and the potential for integrating these tricks into freestyle flying.

Joshua explains the head tracking feature, which allows for intuitive control of the drone's movements by looking in different directions. He describes the learning curve associated with using head tracking and the potential for executing complex maneuvers. The paragraph emphasizes the head tracking's role in enhancing the flying experience, especially when combined with the motion controller. Joshua also discusses the limitations of head tracking when used with the hand controller and suggests improvements for future iterations.

In this part, Joshua conducts a range demonstration to showcase the DJI Avata 2's capabilities at different frequencies and bandwidths. He discusses the advantages of 5 GHz over 2.4 GHz in terms of interference and range. The paragraph also touches on the drone's automatic return-to-home feature and its downward-facing proximity sensors, which aid in accurate positioning. Joshua highlights the importance of maintaining a visual line of sight for safe flying and the drone's compliance with FAA regulations.

Joshua explores the live view feature of the Goggles 3, which allows pilots to see their surroundings without lifting the goggles. He clarifies the intended use of this feature and its limitations, particularly in meeting FAA's visual line of sight requirements. The paragraph also delves into the drone's sensor capabilities, including the rearward-facing sensors for enhanced positioning. Joshua appreciates the drone's vertical positioning information and its impact on altitude hold accuracy, especially for indoor flying.

The script concludes with a discussion on the pricing and availability of the DJI Avata 2 and its accessories. Joshua provides a detailed breakdown of the costs associated with different configurations and compares them with traditional FPV drone setups. He emphasizes the decision-making process for potential buyers, particularly for FPV pilots considering an upgrade. Joshua also addresses the compatibility concerns and advises viewers on the best approach to get the most out of their flying experience. He ends with a call to action for those interested in learning to fly acrobatically, directing them to his how-to series.