Driskill

Hello Williehayesjr, as Dachs correctly says, the Reverb does not have a physical adjustment for your IPD. All i can say is, that the Index is a great piece of tech stuff. And coming from a Vive Pro (with Gear VR Hack) it was a great imrovement in the FOV and the size of the sweetspot for me - not in resolution. I could really look behind me for the first time flying VR. With the Reverb i was able to read everything in the cockpit for the first time flying VR. I mostly fly the f-18 and therefor being able to read everything without leaning in is worth to me a lot. But i have to admit, that i think about using the Index for flying the Huey. Because with the Index i am able to keep my head up and simultaniously look at the Altimeter with my eyes without lowering my head. With the Reverb i can´t do that. Hope that helps you to chose the right HMD for you. Yours Driskill

Eaglecash867 is right. Go and try the Index if you have the chance. The 130 degree FOV lets you look over your shoulder at your six.

I cannot confirm your experiences. Yes, the sweetspot of the Index is bigger and the picture from edge to edge is in summary more homogeneously. I really like the Index for VR-Games. But for DCS the Reverb is my favorit VR-Headset. Because for the frst time i am able to read the displays in the hornet and all the gauges as well. No more leaning forward! And looking outside the windows i can see a tanker as a tanker at 1nm in air to air refueling and not just a bunch of pixels. Resolution of the Reverb at the FOV and the Overear loudspeakers of the Index. That would be my VR-HMD!

Hello williehayesjr, I see the Controllers and the perfect tracking as the highest value of the Index. So my Question: Why are you going to buy an Index if you are not going to use the strength of it. Go with a HP Reverb. As you can see in my signature. I own them both. And until the Reverb i loved the Index for flying. But the Clarity and the readability in the pit now counts more. Now i use the Reverb for flying and the Index ist used for games with controllers. Because the controllers from the Index are the best to me.

I understand what WelshZeCorgi intends to do. Being with a CV1 or any 110 degree VR-Headset you have a hard time to look over your shoulder, what in reality is no problem. When i got the Index i was able to look over my shoulder and it felt naturally. I don´t think, that there should be a function like turnrate times 1.5 or something like that. A more natural FOV should do it. But since i have the reverb i go with it because of the better clarity and so i am able to read every display and gauge in the f-18 for the first time.

Hello AMVI_Rider, the Kaspersky-Problem is gone with your new version. Thanks a lot.

Hello AMVI Rider, i added VRK to the Exceptiones in Kaspersky. I pause Kaspersky to install. When i reactivate Kaspersky it detects VRKneeboard.exe and VRKneeboard.ink as nonrepairable files and deletes them. The threat is VHO:Trojan-Spy.MSIL.Keylogger.gen Thanks

Kaspersky wont let me install the VRK Hi everybody, i really like the idea of having a working kneeboard including the option to take notes. When i read about VRK, i ordered a kneeboard to strap on and also an Intuos S. Now the Problem. Kaspersky wont let me install the programm as it detects it as a keylogger and some kind of Win32 generic threat. Does anyone else have the same problem? Thnx