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fatshark scout goggles Fat Shark Scout FPV Goggles with 50° FOV, DVR, Diversity RX, Built-in – RCDrone

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fatshark scout goggles Fat Shark Scout FPV Goggles with 50° FOV, DVR, Diversity RX, Built-in – RCDroneOverview The Fat Shark Scout FPV Goggles offer premium performance at an entry level price. Designed for analog 5. 8GHz FPV pilots, the Scout features a patented optical module with a 50 field of view, 1136 x 640 resolution, and 60fps refresh rate, providing a wide, immersive flight experience. Its 4. 0 inch display, embedded DVR, and USB C charging make it ideal for both new and experienced pilots seeking a lightweight, ergonomic headset. The Scout

Overview

The Fat Shark Scout FPV Goggles offer premium performance at an entry-level price. Designed for analog 5.8GHz FPV pilots, the Scout features a patented optical module with a 50° field of view, 1136 x 640 resolution, and 60fps refresh rate, providing a wide, immersive flight experience. Its 4.0-inch display, embedded DVR, and USB-C charging make it ideal for both new and experienced pilots seeking a lightweight, ergonomic headset.

The Scout integrates a diversity receiver system with a built-in 10dB patch antenna and ImmersionRC SpiroNET SMA antenna to ensure solid video signal reception. Additional features like a cooling fan, removable face foam for glasses compatibility, and an LED channel indicator improve usability and comfort during long flights.

Whether you're a beginner or need a reliable secondary headset, the Fat Shark Scout delivers exceptional value in FPV performance.


Key Features

  • Wide 50° Field of View for immersive flying

  • High-resolution 1136 x 640 display with 60fps refresh rate

  • Diversity RX with built-in 10dB patch antenna + SpiroNET 5.8GHz antenna

  • Built-in DVR with MicroSD support up to 64GB

  • USB-C charging and 18650 battery (2600mAh) included

  • Removable foam to accommodate glasses

  • Embedded fan for anti-fog and heat dissipation

  • LED channel indicator for easy band/channel recognition


Specifications

Optics

Parameter Details
Field of View 50° diagonal
Lens Type Plastic optics

Display

Parameter Details
Size 4.0 inch
Resolution 1136 x 640
Video Format NTSC/PAL auto-select
Refresh Rate 60 fps

Audio

| Output | Stereo |

User Controls

  • Channel & Band Selection

  • Display & Volume Control

  • Fan, Clock, RX/AV/AUX Mode, DVR Settings

Power & DVR

Parameter Details
Battery Type 18650 Li-ion (3.7V, 2600mAh)
Power Input USB-C
DVR Format MJPG @ 60fps, .MOV
MicroSD Support Up to 64GB

Interfaces

  • 3.5mm AV in

  • 3.5mm Earphone port

  • MicroSD card slot

  • USB-C charging port

  • AUX port

Dimensions

Parameter Value
Headset Size 170 x 120 x 95 mm
Weight 336.5 g
Package Size 189 x 133 x 100 mm / 517 g

What's Included

  • 1x Fat Shark Scout FPV Goggles

  • 1x ImmersionRC SpiroNET 5.8GHz SMA Antenna

  • 1x Built-in 5.8GHz Patch Antenna

  • 1x Built-in 18650 2600mAh Battery

⚠️ Note: Avoid exposing lenses to direct sunlight, which can damage the LCD.

Scout Manual

 

 

 

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