HartOtex
Q: The booster is good, but why is the antenna set at 5.8 GHz, instead of the 2.4 GHz antenna?
Asked by HartOtex on 2018-10-04 11:27:24
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Stevesteve I always pull the tops off any antennas i get to make sure they are the right antennas and i also found that they were not true 2.4ghz antennas, they are modified 5.8ghz antennas but they have only modified the top element and not the bottom ( the bell) this means one is 5.8ghz and one 2.4 and its going to be horrendously unbalanced at best and more likely will burn out the transmitter as half of each wave is being pushed though an element thats 3,400mhz off frequency, just 50mhz off is bad, 3,400mhz is really, really REALLY bad! I threw the supplied antennas in the bin and replaced them with true 2.4ghz antennas! the actual modules are decent however and i have flown 100's of hours on mine.
2019-02-10 08:37:10 Helpful (0)