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The HwaYaoTek antennas, both omni and directional, are dual frequency, meaning 2.4/5.8GHz. There are two antenna connections on the P4P controller because the antennas are a dipole arrangement and require two antennas of the same frequency. The flat panel antenna has two antennas inside the...

The Titan appears to be a very well thought-out design for incorporating a directional antenna, amplifiers and battery.

I am an end user and trust the company, it's engineers, and the products it produces. That's why I became interested in promoting them to other DJI Phantom owners who never heard of the company and going through the process of becoming an Approved Vendor. Anyone who knows the cost of these...

Do you have a question or comment about antenna design or performance Do you have a useful comment, suggestion, or question about antennas for the Phantom 4 Pro? I think MaxxUAV's antennas and amplified setups are very good units. Itelite is an excellent antenna designer/manufacturer and...

Yes, I am an approved vendor.

An antenna's characteristics and design determine its dBi and beam width. When dBi is measured, it is with a microwave network analyzer. That is ideal conditions. In the real world, even the sun can affect an antenna's propagation. Throw in terrain, radio frequency interference, reflections from...

If you mean the Phantom 4 Pro, yes. They were designed for the 4 Pro/3 Pro/3 Advanced, with dual band 2.4/5.8GHz bands. Both the Omni and the Directional are dipole antennas, just like the DJI antennas.

Thank you for your advice. I like your R1200.

The antennas depicted as dual helical are actually a hemi-speherical helical design with circular polarization (like the DJI omni antennas). It confounds me how they could ever be conceived to mount facing the the drone. These types of antennas are often used in the Remote Control (RC) world as...

When you have your controller apart, you'll see that the short coaxial cable goes to the antenna port on the right and the long one to the left. Replace the one on the right with the same route as the original. For the left, the route is not as important as ensuring there is enough length to...

I have the HwaYaoTek Omni set and directional antennas. They install easily, you don't need a mount, are easily interchangeable and I get better range/penetration than the DJI OEM antennas. DJI subs antenna production out to various manufacturers. HwaYaoTek does not use off-the-shelf WiFi...

There are several videos showing the process of opening up a Phantom controller and exposing the components that need to be removed/replaced and then reassemble the unit. The most important things you have to be very patient with: read all the directions first and make sure you have all the...

You have to know the beam-width of the antenna you're using. Direction and angle is not as critical with an omni-directional antenna as a directional flat panel. If in doubt, with the omni antennas, just face the direction of the drone. With the flat panel, try to make it perpendicular to the...

If you don't want to invest in amplifiers, HwaYaoTek has an excellent solution for both omni and directional antennas. They don't require a special mount. The panel antenna is 12dBi and the omni is 7dBi. HWT is a company that designs microwave cables, connectors and antennas. Being DJI...

Boz, both antennas must be capable of 2.4/5.8GHz. You install two omni-idirectional 2.4/5.8GHz antennas on the the P4P because they act as dipole antennas. If you buy the directional (flat panel) it is 2.4/5.8GHz and it connects to both antenna outputs because it is dipole also. Before you buy...