Widescreen HD(ish) on a budget?

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Well I';m finally getting my 250 up and running again after being out of action for over a year (and with only one day'; flying for several months before that).

As a result, I';ve decided to treat myself.
I';ve ordered a Foxeer MonsterV2 to replace my stock (and quite battered) FatShark 600TVL. Now this outputs twice the resolution of my old camera (sort of) and in a tasty 16:9 format.

At the moment, I';m rocking a pair of Predator V2 goggles but I';m fed up with the tiny 4:3 low resolution screens. I also now wear glasses and as these don';t have diopters they aren';t ideal.

I';m looking to get myself set up with a quannum type setup. I know they don';t look as sexy and they aren';t as easy to transport, but I love the idea of a nice big widescreen display and if I can wear my glasses, that would be amazing! Ideally I';d love a diversity receiver and I';d like the screen resolution to at least match (if not beat, for future proofing), the resolution of my camera (1280x960).

Here';s the catch. I';m after all that, but can only really warrant spending £150 (including the £100ish I';ll get for selling my predators).

So, can anyone recommend me something?

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On that note, does anyone have any experience with the Quanum Fatshark Genesis: https://hobbyking.com/en_us/quanum-genesis.html

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Only one that might do is Eachine Goggles Two. It has diversity, no DVR (youtube vid shows how to add one), 1080p (1920 x1080 so 16:9). They also have HDMI in so easy for simulator use.
They get good reviews and are currently £103 on BangGood. So add a MicroDVR for £15 and you have a decent set of goggles.

The only down side is the dont have focus adjustment.

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Only one that might do is Eachine Goggles Two. It has diversity, no DVR (youtube vid shows how to add one), 1080p (1920 x1080 so 16:9). They also have HDMI in so easy for simulator use.
They get good reviews and are currently £103 on BangGood. So add a MicroDVR for £15 and you have a decent set of goggles.

The only down side is the dont have focus adjustment.

Great suggestion, thanks dude!

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Ordered! Looking forward to taking it for a spin!