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If you've flown your drone on a bright day, odds are you've squinted looking into your phone. Those screens just can't compete with what the sun is showering down. The solution? An ultra-bright screen. The problem? They're pricey. However, a Spanish non-profit company is producing – and selling – monitors that could be a great fit for flying. More details at 🤍🤍pnbe.org/shop/en/ FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links: 🤍9to5mac.com/about/#affiliate Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel so we can keep you up to date with the newest drone information. For more news and reviews visit DroneDJ at 🤍dronedj.com and subscribe to our daily (weekdays) newsletter, DroneRise.
The need for direct use of a phone is frustrating. As far as I can tell, DJI is the only company that has drones that can be flown without a phone by using the Smart Controller. After more than two years, I’m surprised DJI has not released a second generation.
On Feb 28, the sites states “out of stock” and No date to restock. Is this a dead horse or any news on new stock?
I was interested in 6” 3000 NIT no SDI unit.
What happened to PNBE, Scott? Their site is down.
It would be great if they could/would couple this with an Android 64 bit tablet with lots of ram. I guess it would then be similar to the Tripltek tablet and probably close to the same price. An interesting concept though. I see a place for this in the future for drone pilots.
Thank you I ordered the screen will be great for my whale watching videos, bright sun on ocean
Man of only there was a solution for mavic products.. maybe a tablet with hdmi out
Wonder if this would work on the DJI fpv goggles?
Here was my option under $300 at 2200 Nits. youtu.be/K7m_MCIqjXw youtu.be/K7m_MCIqjXw
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