Nice!I use the Sunhans and yes they work great!! I got mine pretty cheap through an ebay auction for a little over $20 each
they are the silver ones. I'm only using 1 for the 2.4 until I can find another good deal!. these are the model numbers..just google search this and you will find a bunchNice!
This is the sunhans that are black or silver?
Do you have model numbers?
Do you boost both 2.4 ports or just one?
they are the silver ones. I'm only using 1 for the 2.4 until I can find another good deal!. these are the model numbers..just google search this and you will find a bunch
Sunhans model SH2500P...2.5 watt 2.4ghz
For the 5.8 2watt its Sunhans model SH58Gi2000P
Hmm. The 2.4 is a decent price but I was hoping to get the 5.8 for a better price.
What about these? Are any of these amps a good idea to use? Or are they a total avoid?
I'm okay if it improves performance but perhaps not as good as the more expensive sunhans models. A stronger and more reliable connection is important to me. Can the signal go through trees better? Can I get 1-2 miles away?
Can I fly more reliably in a suburban area?
I don't think I need 3-6 miles of range. Sounds nice, but if I can get 2 miles for 100 bucks or 4 miles for 250; I'll probably just do the 100 buck option.
Thoughts?
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Just thought I'd post my mostly completed controller for my p3s. I have an inspire 1 tablet mount installed for my nvidia shield tablet as well as the DBSmods antennae. With just that setup I have gone pretty easily to 10,800 feet in a uninhabited area. I'm not really a distance junky but wanting a rock solid signal, and just enjoying messing with stuff, I just finished installing a 2.4 and 5.8 amp. I haven't really tested range yet except by connecting and walking away. I was pleased with results, put her on my hood in a parking lot at work and just started walking. Lost line of sight right away. Had several parked cars and a backhoe and trees as well as several lanes of traffic blocking me in a highly congested area and got just passed 2,000 feet. Still had pretty good signal but was starting to get a little choppy. Had no more room to walk. Before my walk test in a much less congested area and better line of sight I only got 750 feet before losing signal with just the DBSmods antenna. Will probably make a more solid mount once I figure out just how I like it. In reality I probably will rarely even use my amps so I'll make a nice quick releasing mount for it all. Tell me what you guys think! And a question for you all, I know you have to be hooked to your antenna before turning the controller and amps on to not burn up the amps or internal amps, so what I do is connect everything, turn on amps, then turn on controller. But are the sunhans amps pass through if I don't turn them on first? And what if they loose power? Will my amps in my controller potentially fry or are they safe as long as I'm connected to my antenna?
I notice you're only amplifying one of the 2.4 GHz channels. Based on your posts, I assume that is working great for you.
Do you even need to use the other 2.4GHz channel or is it redundant once you have the one channel amplified.
To be honest I'm not sure I understand what each channel does.
I've been told the 5.8GHz channel is used for aircraft control. I'm not sure I know what the other 2. 2.4GHz channels are used for. Is each individual channelled used for something specific or are they both used for video? What are they used for?
Do you know if there is a post that explains the controller and the specs of the antennas and what exactly each channel is used for? Does anybody have this information?
I could not find any of this information by searching.
Depends on your amps working voltage and power consumption (Watt).if running 2x2.4ghz and 1x5.8ghz would i need another battery?
Just thought I'd post my mostly completed controller for my p3s. I have an inspire 1 tablet mount installed for my nvidia shield tablet as well as the DBSmods antennae. With just that setup I have gone pretty easily to 10,800 feet in a uninhabited area. I'm not really a distance junky but wanting a rock solid signal, and just enjoying messing with stuff, I just finished installing a 2.4 and 5.8 amp. I haven't really tested range yet except by connecting and walking away. I was pleased with results, put her on my hood in a parking lot at work and just started walking. Lost line of sight right away. Had several parked cars and a backhoe and trees as well as several lanes of traffic blocking me in a highly congested area and got just passed 2,000 feet. Still had pretty good signal but was starting to get a little choppy. Had no more room to walk. Before my walk test in a much less congested area and better line of sight I only got 750 feet before losing signal with just the DBSmods antenna. Will probably make a more solid mount once I figure out just how I like it. In reality I probably will rarely even use my amps so I'll make a nice quick releasing mount for it all. Tell me what you guys think! And a question for you all, I know you have to be hooked to your antenna before turning the controller and amps on to not burn up the amps or internal amps, so what I do is connect everything, turn on amps, then turn on controller. But are the sunhans amps pass through if I don't turn them on first? And what if they loose power? Will my amps in my controller potentially fry or are they safe as long as I'm connected to my antenna?
But are the sunhans amps pass through if I don't turn them on first? <- yes, signal will pass through but very weak, will lose connection after 20m if you dont power on the amp.
I have p3s with sunhans booster, it good and available to fly in highly congested area
yes, Hong KongCool video! Is that Hong Kong?
What battery do you have now? You can run 3 amps on the blue battery packs no problem but depending on mah your going to have to charge sooner..i used an adapter from rexuav on Amazon that lets you hook up 3 amps to the blue batts..i used it on a 3000mah and would recharge after 2 32-35min flights.if running 2x2.4ghz and 1x5.8ghz would i need another battery?
Correct, but considering that the drone itself may crash, lost, caught by bird of prey, etc. Most people think it's not a worthy investment to be put on the drone side and will increase weight, hence shorter range. Maybe just change the antenna to a slightly higher dbi gain.Hi. Am I missing a point here..........all the mods for the RC controller are only boosting the power of the controller, surely you need to boost the bird as well to get the desired result?????
Correct, but considering that the drone itself may crash, lost, caught by bird of prey, etc. Most people think it's not a worthy investment to be put on the drone side and will increase weight, hence shorter range. Maybe just change the antenna to a slightly higher dbi gain.
2.4Ghz is used mainly for video tx and telemetry between remote and the bird. It is also being used for the phone/tablet screen. The control signal is using 5.8Ghz frequency for Standard and 4K.
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