Today I finally got to test some aerial boosters I had purchased for my MM1.
The tests were done over open farmland using 5.8G.
Test one, nothing but the basic mm1. Flew 2.8km in straight line to 65% battery.
No problems except on the return journey the video downlink kept dropping out.
Test two, using Tozo Signal Booster. Flew 3.2km straight line to 65% battery.
No problems, perfect video downlink. Parabolic Reflector.
Test three, using Tomat Yagi Signal Booster. Flew 2.2km but not in staight line to 65% battery.
No problems, perfect video downlink. Yagi with 5 directors and reflector.
Test four using both boosters flew 2.6km to 65% battery. Perfect video downlink, no problems.
The furtherest distance I have been able to fly is 3.7km. The batteries are what stops me flying further.
With the boosters I always have consistant video downlink.
Hope the information helps somebody decide. Purchased both from Amazon.
The tests were done over open farmland using 5.8G.
Test one, nothing but the basic mm1. Flew 2.8km in straight line to 65% battery.
No problems except on the return journey the video downlink kept dropping out.
Test two, using Tozo Signal Booster. Flew 3.2km straight line to 65% battery.
No problems, perfect video downlink. Parabolic Reflector.
Test three, using Tomat Yagi Signal Booster. Flew 2.2km but not in staight line to 65% battery.
No problems, perfect video downlink. Yagi with 5 directors and reflector.
Test four using both boosters flew 2.6km to 65% battery. Perfect video downlink, no problems.
The furtherest distance I have been able to fly is 3.7km. The batteries are what stops me flying further.
With the boosters I always have consistant video downlink.
Hope the information helps somebody decide. Purchased both from Amazon.
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