Mo distance Mo problems! I speak from experience and yes the base antenna system can give us great range but keep in mind VLOS regs when you fly. If you push beyond VLOS you could not only risk the loss of the drone but hurting someone. Have fun and fly safe!
Can't imagine why you would need it with Occusync 2.0 on the M2, good out to 5 miles, which leaves barely enough juice to still make it back with the stock battery! Definitely not necessary for the Mavic 2! However, badly needed for an Autel EVO!
HI. In open space it's not a problem but in urban areas you don't get 5 miles for sure.Can't imagine why you would need it with Occusync 2.0 on the M2, good out to 5 miles, which leaves barely enough juice to still make it back with the stock battery! Definitely not necessary for the Mavic 2! However, badly needed for an Autel EVO!
I do, using both the original Occusync on the P4P in Auto 5.8Ghz , and on both my Mavic 2's with Occusync 2.0 in Auto. You'll need clear LOS, but I can fly as low as 25' AGL 4+ miles away. No need for any external antenna mods or signal boosters, and I have used them all, on both the P3P and P4, where they were required past a mile in the same area. Get higher above the area you want to fly over, and maintain clear LOS. Only practical limitation on the M2 is the battery, not the 4+ mile stock RC range, with no video dropouts whatsoever! YMMV, but that has been my experience over the last 4 years!
Where I live I have some taller houses in front of me if I fly in that direction I have problem with loose signal about 1 mile
In my experience, boosting signal will not penetrate solid objects. You need to get above them. Any chance you can fly from your rooftop, or just walk to the other side of the tall houses when flying in that direction? I have a couple of tall buildings I always have to elevate above when flying in the signal shadow directly behind them from my vantage point. However, if flying fast enough laterally, I can usually power through the signal loss behind them, before it causes total signal loss, until the drone elevates to my RTH height, and recovers signal, after getting higher than the building. Good luck!
For an EVO with terrible signal, like the DJI drones of yore, that crapped out at a mile on Regular WiFi or Lightbridge, 4Hawks will solve a major range problem, but for the Mavic 2, it's just plain unnecessary overkill. Mavic 2 doesn't need a signal booster. It already has a 5 mile range that actually delivers on the specs. If you really want to make the signal more directional, and concentrate the output, just buy a $10 windsurfer instead! That's all I have ever needed with the Mavic 2 for up to a 5 mile range with clear LOS.
