Fatshark Attitude V6

Name: Fatshark Attitude V6
Brand: Fatshark
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$467.87

The Fat Shark Attitude V6 is a premium analog FPV headset designed for pilots who demand clarity and immersion. Featuring high-definition 1280x960 LCOS displays, a generous 39° Field of View, and an integrated diversity receiver, it offers a flagship viewing experience in the classic, portable Attitude form factor.

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Product Description

The Fat Shark Attitude V6 is often considered the "sweet spot" in the analog FPV goggle world. It bridged the gap between entry-level goggles and the flagship HDO series by introducing high-resolution LCOS displays and a wide field of view at a more accessible price point.

Vibrant LCOS Displays: The V6 moved away from traditional LCDs to high-resolution LCOS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) panels. This provides a significantly sharper image with a 1280x960 resolution, offering deeper colors and better contrast than previous Attitude models.
Immersive 39° FOV: With a 39-degree Field of View, the V6 strikes a perfect balance—large enough to feel immersive for cinematic flying, but focused enough for competitive racing where you need to see the entire frame at once.
Integrated Diversity Receiver: It comes pre-installed with a 5.8GHz diversity receiver. This system automatically selects the strongest signal between two antennas, significantly reducing video "static" and multipath interference during complex indoor or long-range flights.
Built-in DVR & Fan: The headset includes a built-in Digital Video Recorder (DVR) to record your analog footage directly to an SD card. It also features an integrated cooling fan to prevent lens fogging during humid days or high-intensity sessions.

Technical Specifications:

Display: 1280 x 960 LCOS
Aspect Ratio: 4:3 (Native) / 16:9 (Selectable)
Field of View (FOV): 39°
Interpupillary Distance (IPD): 54mm - 74mm (Adjustable)
Receiver: 5.8GHz True Diversity (removable module bay)
Power Input: 7V - 13V (2S - 3S LiPo compatible)
DVR: MicroSD support up to 32GB (AVI format)
Dimensions: 169 x 80 x 70 mm
Weight: ~190g

The Pilot's Reality Check:

Analog vs. Digital: While the V6 is one of the best analog goggles ever made, the image will never be as clear as the DJI or Walksnail systems we logged earlier. However, it offers near-zero latency, which many racers still prefer.
Module Compatibility: The V6 features a standard module bay. If you outgrow the stock diversity receiver, you can easily upgrade to high-end modules like TBS Fusion or ImmersionRC RapidFIRE for even better signal penetration.

📦 Package contains

1 * Fat Shark Attitude V6 Headset
1 * 5.8GHz Diversity Receiver (Pre-installed)
2 * 5.8GHz Patch Antennas
1 * 18650 Battery Case (Batteries not included)
1 * Zippered Carrying Case
1 * Lens Cleaning Cloth

🤔 Frequently Asked Questions

How do LCOS screens compare to OLED?
The V6 uses 1280 x 960 LCOS micro-displays. While OLEDs (like those on the HDO2) have better "true blacks" and more vibrant contrast, the LCOS panels in the V6 provide a very crisp, high-resolution image with excellent color reproduction. For most pilots, the difference is subtle, especially given the cost savings.
Can I adjust the focus if I wear glasses?
Yes. One of the best features of the V6 is the adjustable diopters ($+2$ to $-6$). This allows most pilots to fly without wearing glasses or needing to buy separate lens inserts. You can also adjust the IPD (Interpupillary Distance) between $54$mm and $74$mm to perfectly align the screens with your eyes.
Is it compatible with digital systems like Shark Byte or Walksnail?
Yes. The Attitude V6 features a Mini HDMI input port. This means you can plug in a Walksnail Avatar VRX or a Fat Shark Shark Byte module to fly in digital high definition. It also has a standard modular receiver bay on the side for high-end analog modules like TBS Fusion or ImmersionRC RapidFire.
What is the "Selectable Aspect Ratio"?
Unlike older goggles that were stuck in one mode, the V6 allows you to switch between 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios. This is important because it ensures your image isn't "stretched" or "squashed," regardless of whether your drone's camera is a traditional square format or a modern wide-screen version.
Does it have a power button?
Yes, it features a configurable power button. You can set it up to act as a standard On/Off switch or use it to control the fan. In "Legacy Mode," the goggles turn on automatically when you plug in the battery, but "Button Mode" is generally preferred for a more modern feel.