With the help of our friend from back east.(Procharged97)Homemade terminator xtremes! You rebuild those phx?
Works great, no heat issues, I think it's an excellent spot if you want a tidy install.Have you done any more flights with this setup? Would you say it's a good place for the board? Are there any heat issues? I'm thinking about attempting an install in the same place you did. Any tips on doing the install?
I think the pads on each side are the grounds. You would need to join the center trace to the center of your cableThanks. I will give it a shot. One question. I have a few of those 4w amps that I ripped the foil on when trying to get them out of metal housing they come in. Is there any way to use these? There are some copper/foil areas to the side of where the posts are soldered. Wondering if I can solder my leads there as the foil is gone from where the pin was connected.
Just came on this thread and read through and very interested in all the cool mods. But thought with 3D printers on the market these days why hasn't anyone built the Mavic larger to accommodate the modes? I think by taking the guts of the Mavic and inserting into a lager frame would help. (ie Mavic Pro 2)
Just my 2 cents to the group. Enjoy......
Just a follow up. I tried this mod with no homemade heat sync and with the amp rotated the long way (opposite orientation as you have it). I ended up frying the ESC board from heat.
I have a completely stripped down mavic with basically the 2 main boards and the main body left. PM me if you want to make an offer for it. They are in perfect working order.Just a follow up. I tried this mod with no homemade heat sync and with the amp rotated the long way (opposite orientation as you have it). I ended up frying the ESC board from heat.
Had some spare parts and got a hair up my *** to mod some external antenna connectors. I have a half dozen different antenna types to test and compare against the factory antennas. And I have some circular polarization antennas on order and looking forward to those tests along side the Rexuav remote antenna. All these arrive next week and I will report back my findings.
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50,000 feet, was that altitude AGL?I have tried nearly every mod you could think of antenna and battery, on the P2,P3 and P4. Believe me, the P2 vision series, and the P3 standard requires modification on both ends. I have not found it to be the case even though I've tried, that light bridge on p3&4 benefit from any birdside modifications.
based on the fact that I have a screenshot of a great signal with stock Mavic controller and aircraft at 50,000 feet, something I could never do on any other DJI, I can't imagine a benefit of a birdside modification! That being said, your enthusiasm and curiosity Bubba is what keeps these threads alive, and I will be following along and wishing you safe returns. good luck and have fun brother[emoji41]
50,000 feet, was that altitude AGL?
The RX port is useless for long range runs. You can unplug it, remove it, disconnect anything attached to it (I think you get my point).
Here is a retweet from the other thread that describes the RX port function:
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This is nothing impressive other than it being stock rc/ac. Others have made it further, but I've never heard of 50,000 on other models without some antenna modifications. Too bad for the 59k limit restriction or I'd still be excited about this amazing mavic[emoji41]
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