I have stock with the wind surfer. Works for what I need. I've heard the newer modifications don't do as much as they did on earlier versions. Most of the recent reviews were not good. I don't know if it's worth voiding your warranty for a few hundred feet as some have reported.
The Titan setup only handles the 2.4Ghz band, but I don't think that's going to work well with P3S. They do work with Lightbridge Phantoms, like P3A and P3P. My P3P can get over 2mi with windsurfer. However for a P3S, not much you can do to get a mile since it uses WiFi for communications. Maybe in remote areas with a windsurfer on that one antenna you might get a mile.
I fly til I get weak signal warning.
You normally can't get a mile range with P3S, that's only normal with Lightbridge equipped DJI drones like P3A, P3P & P4P. But yes, after a couple months and 100+ flights you'll get more confidence in the craft (P3A, P3P, or P4P) to fly that far and return safely. You'll learn how important it is to keep a clear LOS connection, and occasionally look back at yourself to confirm your controller still has a LOS connection. Once that's mastered, you're good to wander beyond VLOS (don't tell the FAA) and explore more remote areas, which is a total adrenaline rush when you find something good to capture. You'll lay awake at night planning new ideas and locations to fly. Then spend hours on Google Maps in 3D mode planning the trip to find accessible areas up high to get the best range. Just right click the map to measure distances, that way you'll know your limits to target POIs.
I'm in real estate so my birds are work deductions
