The Scout is the newest Fat Shark product line. It is the culmination of years of work to design a high-performance google at an entry-level price. The Scout uses a patented panel goggle optical module to deliver a 50-degree field of view (FOV), 1136 x 640 resolution and a 60 fps refresh rate in a comfortable-to-wear headset.
In addition to an impressive display, the Scout has completely overhauled electronics performance. It has a diversity RX with an embedded 10 dB patch antenna to maximize reception, an overhauled OSD, an updated DVR, and simple USB charging. The Scout also has several user conveniences including an embedded fan, removable foam to allow for pilots to wear glasses while flying and even an LED indicator on the antenna to provide channel notification.
The Scout is the headset for aspiring pilots that don’t want to upgrade for a long time or a second headset for those that are used to premium performance.
Specifications
Optics
FOV (field of view): 50 degrees diagonal
Type: Plastic optics
Display
4.0 inch
Resolution 1136 X 640
NTSC/PAL auto selecting
Audio
Stereo
User Controls
Channel Selection
Band Selection
Display Control
Volume Control
Beep Control
RX set
Fan Control
Clock set
Mode Selection (RX/AV/AUX)
DVR Control
Electrical
Power Supply: Standard 18650 Li-ion battery
RF Modules: Infinite channel support on multiple bands
Analog DVR: MicroSD support to 64 GB
Record Rate: 6Mbps (MJPG compression, 60 fps, MOV)
File playback: (native recording, no codec support)
Exactly what I needed and what I asked for! Perfect for what they are without the price tag of the top shelf goggles
5 out of 5
Kerashin (verified owner)–
Whooooop
5 out of 5
Rob R. (verified owner)–
4 out of 5
Jack J. (verified owner)–
Pretty good box goggles. Not that great value for money, but definitely extremely high quality. A bit of pressure on my forehead causes a bit of a funny feeling when wearing them. Overall though, they work good and do pretty much what you want any set of analogue goggles to do – give you a reasonable image to fly with, having decent reception and actually an excellent dvr. The screen technology is quite clever, because the screen is actually at the top of the goggles and a series of mirrors reflect it to give a longer focal distance. The field of view is actually quite similar to hdo2s and the resolution is very high for analogue box goggles.
5 out of 5
Zach Robertson (verified owner)–
5 out of 5
David (verified owner)–
Great little set for the analog birds. Haven’t checked the range out yet.
5 out of 5
Lewis Thompson (verified owner)–
5 out of 5
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Angus (verified owner) –
Exactly what I needed and what I asked for! Perfect for what they are without the price tag of the top shelf goggles
Kerashin (verified owner) –
Whooooop
Rob R. (verified owner) –
Jack J. (verified owner) –
Pretty good box goggles. Not that great value for money, but definitely extremely high quality. A bit of pressure on my forehead causes a bit of a funny feeling when wearing them. Overall though, they work good and do pretty much what you want any set of analogue goggles to do – give you a reasonable image to fly with, having decent reception and actually an excellent dvr. The screen technology is quite clever, because the screen is actually at the top of the goggles and a series of mirrors reflect it to give a longer focal distance. The field of view is actually quite similar to hdo2s and the resolution is very high for analogue box goggles.
Zach Robertson (verified owner) –
David (verified owner) –
Great little set for the analog birds. Haven’t checked the range out yet.
Lewis Thompson (verified owner) –
Anonymous (verified owner) –