If you want to fly BVLOS, join the military....No real long distance tests done because I2 battery packs are joke.. but both, Alfa APA-25 (dual range panels) and maxxrange 2.4g panel (www.maxxuav.com) results are superior compared to stock setup. EU-mode.
100% signal rates (airdata.com) on flights. With stock radio, i was not able to go anywhere near to the point where i'm turning back to to the home now (same direction flghts) and lost signal completely, triggering RTH.
Yes, cheap and simple systems... and they work good for my uses in some ungodly cramped airspace.No need to teach me Japanese or US regulations, hopefully we can keep this thread for those who are interested purely on range related things without country regulations. I've done army more than 15years ago, thanks for the tip.. just sharing my experience with 2 different panels, thats all.
For best penetration, i have had airside amplifiers and dual-quad dipoles with totally different style antennas on RC side, but thats different story and also different DJI model. I've tried ARGtek antenna setups but not with good success, very cheap chinese panels, imo.
IMO, that's easy, waiting on one of those 3d printed sleds for the previous stuff. Going to mod it with 4 antennas, as both bands use dual antennas in the I2.I'd like to see a setup for dual band inspire 2 . I've had boosted fvplr an dbs panel on my p4 i1 . My 2 doesn't go a thousand feet without glitch or drop out . I need penetration . The stock is horrible.
I'd like to see a setup for dual band inspire 2 . I've had boosted fvplr an dbs panel on my p4 i1 . My 2 doesn't go a thousand feet without glitch or drop out . I need penetration . The stock is horrible.
Thank you . Is that running just 2.4 or both . I found this booster but only has one lead going out
I would say maxxrange with 2.4ghz is better, but while the batteries limits, this will do ok with medium distances. There is new dual range panel coming from maxxuav soon, i will test that later. Difference with both is like night and day, compared to stock.
Did you do the install . I've had p4 an inspire 1 remotes apart . Is it similar setup ? I've seen a mavic remote apart that doesn't look too much fun
I would say maxxrange with 2.4ghz is better, but while the batteries limits, this will do ok with medium distances. There is new dual range panel coming from maxxuav soon, i will test that later. Difference with both is like night and day, compared to stock.
NO.... lol....Did you do the install . I've had p4 an inspire 1 remotes apart . Is it similar setup ? I've seen a mavic remote apart that doesn't look too much fun
I'm gonna go for seperate antennas and boosters and see what that gets me... when I say crowded... oh boy!Dualband, 2.4/5.8 both panels, did the install myself. There is quite much more stuff inside I2 rc, compared to other "full size" DJI radios. Not much space under the hood and takes more time to do the install. Be careful if you decide to mod it,
Looks like it . I have the long thread rma there not 90° looks like I'm going to have to take the rollers out
Thanks for the pic appreciate it.
I'm gonna go for seperate antennas and boosters and see what that gets me... when I say crowded... oh boy!
Those are THE 5.8 antennas.... the external antennas do not have the separate 5.8 element.Switching between bands is SW based, not sure if the control link always stays at 2.4 and just the video link switches between 2.4 or 5.8, unless locked by user. In the middle, between antennas (inside remote) there is two small 5.8 panels for slave RC.
Ok so would the inspire 1 say dbs/fvplr work on the 2 then per saySwitching between bands is SW based, not sure if the control link always stays at 2.4 and just the video link switches between 2.4 or 5.8, unless locked by user. In the middle, between antennas (inside remote) there is two small 5.8 panels for slave RC.
Those are THE 5.8 antennas.... the external antennas do not have the separate 5.8 element.
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