I have modified two RC for two
Inspire 2, using QMA quick connectors.
The modification require more time and work than those for Phantom 3 and 4, but nothing particularly challenging, need just a little patience and manual skill.
I only use the polarized antennas you see in the pictures, made by Cool Making, a sort of Chinese clone of the ones made by FPVLR (that I also have, but installed on Phantom 4 series RC), both very good, tested for at least 2 years.
Do not believe those who say these Cool Making antennas are Chinese garbage, or that they are not done well, or that they have the wrong ohmic impedance, are lies, affirmed out of ignorance or in bad faith, for personal interest to denigrate this Chinese who ruined the games with its lowest prices.
Always without amplifiers, for my usual mountain locations they are more than enough, unbelievable light and efficients.
I prefer these antennas to all the other flat panels I have of various dimensions and brands, as those on Maxx UAV store and the Titan Conquer (now discontinued) on the Commandcase site, also known as Titan Drones.
Someone with strong environmental radio noise could have the necessity to add two boosters, not me.
Sometimes I put these antennas on a suction cup holder (purchased in Titan Drones store) applied on the car roof, so with 2 cables, 2 or 3 meter long, piloting the
Inspire 2 while I'm comfortably seated in the car, especially in winter with very low temperatures.
Here down just some links to explore and where to purchase the necessary hardware...
Inspire 2 RC Mod tutorial
Titan Drones range extenders and ground stations
Products [ALIENTECH]
€ 44,07 11%OFF | STARTRC For Mavic pro spark Antenna WiFi Signal Range Booster Extender 16DBI 2.4/5.8GHz Circular Polarized for drone accessories [Cool Making]
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