The MX-air can easily be mistaken for a patch due to its form factor, but it is far from it. While it is indeed a branching from our popular X-air (which aren’t patch) using some of the same core principles. But at only 5.5dBi it isn’t as good as the X-air’s 10dBi right? Not at […]
Here’s a little post to let you in on the know of the What’s What of our new 1.3 GHz products range so you can take advantage of each one to its fullest potential. SINGULARITY 1.3 $19.99 Omni directional antenna, great in side feed version, sink it into the foam for zero drag. Singularity 1.3 […]
Every now and then, someone asks why not connect two antennas together using a Tee or Y adapter for the benefits of both? The answer is that isn’t that simple unfortunately. Unlike batteries that, given they are same voltage, you can wire them together for more available power, antennas produce an alternating current. As […]
In this post, I’m going to describe the use of the MX-air antenna in omni-directional mode. “But the MX-air is a patch, right?” Not at all! The MX-air is a unique type of antenna, sitting on the line between directional and omni-directional categories. Let’s start with Joe FPV alone in his flying field: […]
The pagoda antenna was developed by Maarten Baert as a free to use design. It quickly became a popular antenna, with multiple brands selling them as is or with various attempts to encase or otherwise protect it. In this post we will study the inner functioning of the pagoda and what are the effects of […]
Above is a radiation pattern from an omni directional antenna (AXII) typically found on aircraft transmitter. The usual dBi unit been replaced by ratio of maximum range. You may ask why we didn’t simply marked in meters or kilometers? Because the ultimate range depends on a lots of others factors than one antenna. However, keeping […]
I am extremely proud to present this whole new CP omni antenna design from TrueRC Canada.
Developed in conjunction with ADCORE magnet systems, the Pharos is a new smart antenna