Thanks, I'm done with range mods for now. Battery mod here I come.Wow! Congratulations!
Thanks, I'm done with range mods for now. Battery mod here I come.Wow! Congratulations!
You get the 5.8 stand offs? I think they help.Thanks, I'm done with range mods for now. Battery mod here I come.
Actually going one step further, I'm going to go with two 5.8 GHz dipole mod. Currently in the mail to my place.You get the 5.8 stand offs? I think they help.![]()
Actually going one step further, I'm going to go with two 5.8 GHz dipole mod. Currently in the mail to my place.
Will do. Going to install them like this.Please post pics once installed.
I think where they help is in turning ac. They are no more unprotected that 2.4 dipoles.I don't see how those stand offs help anything. And now the antennas are unprotected.
Yes, looked over a few YouTube vids on the process, so I think I'm good to go. I've hit the 5 km mark so far, shooting for 6 km's. Was pushing the battery % with 5 km, once I landed in a farmers field with only 7% left and had to walk through the corn fields to find it. But now I have my battery mod done too, so that adds like 8 to 10 mins of flight time.So your going to crack case and go with 5.8 dipoles William?
Did you use the battery clip or drill and solder? Your really getting into this.. hahaYes, looked over a few YouTube vids on the process, so I think I'm good to go. I've hit the 5 km mark so far, shooting for 6 km's. Was pushing the battery % with 5 km, once I landed in a farmers field with only 7% left and had to walk through the corn fields to find it. But now I have my battery mod done too, so that adds like 8 to 10 mins of flight time.
The battery clip thing, it's been working very well. Now I just have to work through some issues I'm having with range. Had a small crash like two weeks ago, completely my fault. Hit a small tree branch at dusk about 10 to 12 feet up and it came down to the ground with a thud. Only visible damage was a small cracked leg. But my signals, both 2.4 and 5.8 seem to be off now. So I'm going to open up the gimbal and the body and check all connections.Did you use the battery clip or drill and solder? Your really getting into this.. haha
Not too pretty, but they should work better in this position. Only tried one short test flight with this setup, but it was before I bent them with this configuration. Before the dipoles were straight out and too close to each other, I think it messed with the 2.4 signal (was getting leak at 2000 meters), but my 5.8 signal was full. Will try a flight tomorrow with this new setup.Please post pics once installed.
Not too pretty, but they should work better in this position. Only tried one short test flight with this setup, but it was before I bent them with this configuration. Before the dipoles were straight out and too close to each other, I think it messed with the 2.4 signal (was getting leak at 2000 meters), but my 5.8 signal was full. Will try a flight tomorrow with this new setup.
Is that hot glue around the 2.4's? Think it helps protect the connections? I was thinking about doing that myself but wondered if there was a better product.Nice. Let us know how she performs.
Not hot glue, just some Loctite all purpose gel glue. I broke one once because that spot is a bit fragile.Is that hot glue around the 2.4's? Think it helps protect the connections? I was thinking about doing that myself but wondered if there was a better product.
Ok thanks. I broke one too so will pick some up and gel them. Didn't think the hot glue would do much good..Not hot glue, just some Loctite all purpose gel glue. I broke one once because that spot is a bit fragile.
Not like it was before, not sure what the issue is but the video down-link is cutting out between 1700 and 2000 meters. You might remember I was getting 5000 meters before. So next setup will be to keep the new 5.8 dipoles and switch out the 2.4 dipoles with the new antennas your trying from the P3A.Nice. Let us know how she performs.
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