The difference with other antennas and why you should get some others  

This video made me subscribe to this channel. I really like the presentation, how clear it was, and the cheap lollipop antennas that I also bought made me assured I made the right choice. Good one.

Great antenna analyses and flight.

Thanks for the video mate, just my opinion but background music is really loud and disturbing. Would you mind dialing it little bit down? Cheers

I love when the harrier makes it into a video. One of my favorite wings. I feel it's very underrated.

Always lo the intro, the music kept me and and I like how u speak and how you show us how u deal with various trouble shooting and upgrade 🎉 keep pushing Bro ❤

This is the one I've waited for, and it was worth the wait! lol Interesting results with those antennas for sure. I almost bought the Hammers but couldn't find much info on them, so I went with the Cherries instead. That's pretty wild how the canopy grabbed onto the tail and made it back home! haha What are the odds?

Glad I could help with the X2-Airs dude. The difference is night and day. Nice comparison too, I do love a nice graph!

Hello, I'm not getting more than 4 km with stock VTX sistem but definitely I have to get those antennas. Thanks for sharing this important test and explanation 👍

I’m going to buy some TrueRC for mine. Not cheap, but good to support 🇨🇦 company. Great video 👍👍👍

07:57 i once lost my hatch, lol . . my recorder has the microphone installed inside the model so when i heard the sudden gush of wind, that is the point where hatch was gone.

I added a Hammer LHCP on my 4" with the Walksnail 1s nano v1 vtx and the difference is night and day. They're really good for what it is. Next up are a pair of Lollipop 4+ on my full size avatar VTX. TrueRC stubbies on the Fatshark DomiSnail goggles are enough for me. Got the patches and long Omni's for the goggles for when I finally build my Walksnail fixed wing.

Nice to see you didnt loose anything. was wondering about the no name lolipop ,im new to the hobby stilll waiting on gogggles already have walksnail vrx why noname or didnt they have a name lol just a logo ive never seen ,they seem to be better than the stock sadly.and my poor reading i accidentalyy boughtt rh loolipops from china,long wait as usual.tthanx foor sharing nice flight,i noticed disstance covered up.. wonder if thats why wesly varty got pretty much removed.loved his flights.thank you again!

Pretty nice, I'm planning a migration to digital. Those truerc patch antennas used on your goggles, are they the dji version?

Which camera are you using? Can you share your settings?

I'm a big fan of the TrueRC antennae across the board.

I feel like the overall length of the alternate examples & resulting mounting difference would significantly effect the result. I'd be interested to see a test with antenna barrels located at an identical position so we can evaluate apples to apples. It's easy enough to add a little extension tube to stock antennas.

good job :) this is IPEX RHCP and IPEX LHCP ?

Thanks for the interesting video. Something doesn't make any sense in the first graph, where the same antenna setup would give you almost twice the range when operating the transmitter with only a little over 2dB more! This is very unrealistic and difference should be much less. There must have been other outside factors that gave you these results. Sometimes if the VTX cooling isn't well enough the TX might throttle itself down to 700mW in order not to kill itself thermally, in these cases the difference is logically near to zero. I totally agree that the stock antennas are a simplified compromise that is just good enough for most nearby activities. Be aware that high antenna gain doesn't come without trading in high emitted radiation power with the angle of radiation. So the more the gain you have the narrower the useable antenna angle gets, hence you have to track your flightpath carefully else you might loose it. Make sure auto RTH is active and if this happens don't make the mistake I once did, holding the antenna in all directions along the horizon when the plane is a mile above you circling while waiting to reconnect ... so hold it straight up and you will be back in control getting it down, hopefully before the battery dies! It should be common sense to always carefully select your flying spot to be ideally up on a hill with no trees around or if in your flat environment, on a large field with ideally no trees to assure the angle towards the horizon is not obstructed even at a low elevation pitch. You should always check the wind direction ahead of time and look for a site that gives you the best visibility towards the wind and always try to fly against the wind, which has two major advantages. 1. If your battery gets weaker than expected there will always be a good chance to return with a fraction of the power needed to reach that point in the first place and if at higher altitudes, you may be able to return to home with motor off. Wind velocities may be way higher above, but also be aware the wind direction may very different, sometimes even opposite - take a close look at the clouds or on various aviation weather websites that show wind at different altitudes. (e.g. UAV Forecast app, Meteoblue or Ogimet) 2. If you see a rain front coming towards you the way back will sure be without any risk of rain, because you will always be ahead of the weather coming home Have fun flying everbody

Iflight sigma LHCP are the best. They are just sold out everywhere 🙈

What pan servo do you use? Or do you have gears in your pan/tilt?

Cheap way to improve the range- one original and one hglrc antenna on the plane 😂.

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