How long did it take you to update your controller?
I would have to agree with Dirks advice. I have been flying the Cyclone for a few weeks now and while I am still happy with my decision it is Very specific in how you aim it. Unlike the stock setup which I could basically lay in the grass and fly. (No I didn’t do that!). Point is it Does require a far different technique than stock to get its full potential. If you fly 1 mile out and turn your body 90 degrees you lost all signal. Not saying to do that but this type of accessory requires a different more focused commitment. If you can accept that the results (for me) have been stellar.
Just picked up an extra Mavic RC on eBay so I can send it off to Titan for the Cyclone antenna without having to be without my RC. From reading this thread and other threads on CP antennas with amps it seems like this will be the perfect option to help get better penetration through the dense trees here in suburban Connecticut. Currently getting approximately 3000 ft. out before video and RC drop, so hoping to at least get usable video and signal around that range with the mod.
Anyone unhappy with their Cyclone? Any reason other than portability to get the whip antennas with it (are there circumstances where these work better than the CP)? What is the approximate turnaround time for the mod (weeks, months)?
Thanks,
Joe
Are you getting the stock Cyclone or the one set up for whips? If you are having tree issues, you want the new amplified whip system.
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It asks if you want to include whip antennas for every day flying so I assume with the T-lock and quick connects you can swap out the CP antenna for whips, but I would think if I'm regularly flying in tree and wifi congrested areas it would make sense to use the CP antenna all the time. I'm not very mechanically inclined, so will be having the install done by the professionals, and will hang onto my stock RC for times I want to travel light and won't need the extra range.
-Joe
Just picked up an extra Mavic RC on eBay so I can send it off to Titan for the Cyclone antenna without having to be without my RC. From reading this thread and other threads on CP antennas with amps it seems like this will be the perfect option to help get better penetration through the dense trees here in suburban Connecticut. Currently getting approximately 3000 ft. out before video and RC drop, so hoping to at least get usable video and signal around that range with the mod.
Anyone unhappy with their Cyclone? Any reason other than portability to get the whip antennas with it (are there circumstances where these work better than the CP)? What is the approximate turnaround time for the mod (weeks, months)?
Thanks,
Joe
The Cyclone with whips works WAY better for trees st least my experience.
How does this work? Whips attach to Cyclone? Sorry if I missed any explanations to this setup. I just got back on forums after dealing with Hurricane Harvey (houston area).
They attach to side that faces away from you near the center.
They attach to side that faces away from you near the center.
These are prototypes correct? He amped whips?
I wonder why they work better through dense trees? Because they are not as directional?
I can't even fly my Cyclone. It's so hot here everything overheats and the Cyclone not having a cooling fan concerns me. Maybe need to make a shroud and put a small computer fan on it.
Hey guys. Been busy but just caught up I think. We have a couple new products launching this week. One of which is an amplified whip solution. It is a separate product from the cylone. We developed it specifically if you have tree right in your face. So far it seems to do great in that environment because you aren't bouncing a laser off the first tree but rather radiating a signal through breaks in the foliage. Stay tuned but feel free to post pics of you have the samples.
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