DMKR VR200

DMKR VR200 are box-style FPV goggles for receiving analog video in the 5.8 GHz band, suitable for both beginner and advanced FPV pilots. The image is displayed on a 3.5" IPS display with a resolution of 1024x600 px and an aspect ratio of 16:9. A brightness of 500 cd/m² keeps the image readable even in bright sunlight. Unlike standard box goggles, the VR200 do not have a fixed focal length. A pair of dials shifts the internal lenses and enables diopter correction, so pilots do not need to wear prescription glasses under the FPV goggles or buy corrective lenses. The goggles do not address IPD adjustment, because the image is shown on one shared display. The shape is suitable for flatter faces.

Reception is handled by a built-in 40-channel receiver with two antennas and diversity. The goggles select the stronger of the two receiving modules, which makes the image more stable in rough terrain and more resistant to interference. Available bands are A, B, E, F and R, along with automatic one-button channel search that locks onto the strongest frequency. The antenna connectors are RP-SMA. The goggles feature a fan vent on the body that dissipates heat and reduces lens fogging.

The goggles support DVR and record the received image directly to a TF (microSD) card up to 32 GB. Recording runs at 30 frames per second in MJPEG compression to an AVI file, with VGA, D1 or HD resolution available and automatic clip splitting every 3, 5 or 10 minutes. Recorded files can also be played back and deleted directly in the goggles. In addition to radio reception, there is a mini HDMI input for connecting an external video source, such as a simulator or a digital receiver; it is switched to by long-pressing the search button. The goggles do not have an analog AV input or output, and the HDMI input cannot be used simultaneously with radio reception.

Power is supplied by an integrated 3.7 V/2000 mAh battery, which provides approximately one hour of operation at a draw of around 1100 mA. It charges via a USB-C connector over a wide range of 5-23 V, so you can use a standard phone charger or a power bank. The goggles weigh 350 g without antennas and measure 158 x 116 x 85 mm.