We took some time from our travels in France to stop by this amazing landscape. It was the perfect place to show off the ImmersionRC EzOSD.
The EzOSD provides the pilot with a plethora of data overlaid right onto the video signal.
Whether you use goggles or a monitor, you can customize your setup to reflect whatever craft you want to fly. Max distance and altitude will flash alarms if you go outside of your predetermined boundaries.
This entire menu is accessed through three button on the side of the EzOSD itself and seen through the goggles so you can customize your settings while at the field.
Tony built this TBRC 60" wing from Team Basement RC to show us just how the EzOSD works.
Here you can see the display shows speed, distance, a home compass, and altitude. All measurements can be set to metric or imperial.
Due to the formatting of this DVR the bottom portion of the OSD wasn't recorded, BUT...
We did do another run with a quad.
This is the XuGong-10 outfit with the same EzOSD.
Here you can see the current sensor providing battery usage, voltage, milliamps, as well as time flown/estimated max time for the battery. The estimated time will also fluctuate depending on how hard you are working the battery.
We can't stress enough how useful this device is. There is no worse feeling than flying your investment and losing your orientation to home, or when your quad runs out of juice and plummets to the ground. These are worries of the past. The best defense you can have against losing your craft is information. If you are interested you can get more information on the EzOSD here!
We want to thank the entire ImmersionRC crew for the wonderful trip though the Alps, and we especially want to thank YOU for watching! We wouldn't be able to do any of this without your support and we are forever grateful.
What are your experience with OSDs? Chat it up on the forums!
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