Signal Boosters. Fact or Fiction?

[MrStark]

There's been a few times that I've flown my Mavic still within sight in an open area and I get some type of cut-off on my screen (static or fuzz) as if its losing service or is in an area with a lot of interference. Was debating on purchasing a pair of signal boosters. My question to all my fellow Mavic pilots is, do they even really work? I know they're only about $10 USD plus tax but if its all a myth, I'd rather spend that money on a 6 pack . All jokes aside, I've read some stories where these boosters mess up the antennas (they scratch the antenna when putting on and taking off, they're very tight they break the antenna when trying to remove), stuff like that. If anyone could please shed some light on this I'd really appreciate it.

P.S
Again, thanks to all that have answered some of my questions on a few concerns in my other threads

 

[Mantra]

Do these actually work?!

 

[MacIak]

There's been a few times that I've flown my Mavic still within sight in an open area and I get some type of cut-off on my screen (static or fuzz) as if its losing service or is in an area with a lot of interference. Was debating on purchasing a pair of signal boosters. My question to all my fellow Mavic pilots is, do they even really work? I know they're only about $10 USD plus tax but if its all a myth, I'd rather spend that money on a 6 pack . All jokes aside, I've read some stories where these boosters mess up the antennas (they scratch the antenna when putting on and taking off, they're very tight they break the antenna when trying to remove), stuff like that. If anyone could please shed some light on this I'd really appreciate it.

P.S
Again, thanks to all that have answered some of my questions on a few concerns in my other threads

No. Others my say yes but...no. Try it yourself id say. The only good way is REAL amps (in some cases an upgrade-antenna also can work) In either case you will have to mod your remote to fit standard rp-sma female connectors.