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Hey guys,
In the depths of the install of this antenna I make a mistake but I want to confirm it is what I think it is. When removing the 5.8 GHz antenna from the board, while cutting away the glue and prying the connector off of the board I pulled the outside holders off of the circuit board.
The center rod is still there and I took the new antenna and pushed onto the rod and of course there was not a "SNAP" I held it in place and glued it.
It held well and I am confident it is secure. BUT on the test flight I was only able to go 560 feet before it lost connection and came home. My guess the "clips" were the ground for the antenna and so the new antenna is not working.
If this is the case can I solder it down to get the ground back......Or should I just get a new transmitter.....
In the depths of the install of this antenna I make a mistake but I want to confirm it is what I think it is. When removing the 5.8 GHz antenna from the board, while cutting away the glue and prying the connector off of the board I pulled the outside holders off of the circuit board.
The center rod is still there and I took the new antenna and pushed onto the rod and of course there was not a "SNAP" I held it in place and glued it.
It held well and I am confident it is secure. BUT on the test flight I was only able to go 560 feet before it lost connection and came home. My guess the "clips" were the ground for the antenna and so the new antenna is not working.
If this is the case can I solder it down to get the ground back......Or should I just get a new transmitter.....