FPV Googles/Mask

HobbyKing sells a low budget DIY FPV mask under the Quanum brand. I liked the idea of using a display with a lens in front of it. The picture is so much more immersive than with FPV googles. And the low price is a huge bonus too. But there are things with the Quanum mask that suck. The screen is ultra low resolution. The mask uses a Fresnel lens which makes it impossible to obtain a sharp image. Fresnel lenses are unsuited for use in anything close to the eyes. High magnification reading glasses provide better sharpness, but are not so easy to mount in the Quanum mask.

There were a few 3D-printed mask designs available, but none of them allowed for using reading glasses. They also seemed rather heavy. As a result I decided to build my own mask out of foam and 3D-printed parts.

Instead of cutting out the main body parts from foam, I decided to buy them ready made from http://flyingwings.co.uk/fpv-uav/fpv-eco-goggles.html. The parts turned out to be of high quality and made ou