Transmitter&Receiver for DJI Mavic 3

[ElCapitaoDeMarina]

Is that in any way possible to make or to buy wireless signal Transmitter&Receiver for dji drone products? For example: you have your controller it connects to this Transmitter&Receiver(wirelessly) and this Transmitter&Receiver connects to drone.

 

[mavic3usa]

Maybe something like this?

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[ElCapitaoDeMarina]

Yeah that one is good. Though still can't fly over obstacles. I need something) between this antenna and the drone.

 

[mavic3usa]

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[ElCapitaoDeMarina]

Yeah that's the thing that I have in mind.
Though it only works with the DJI Agras series

 

[GadgetGuy]

Yeah that's the thing that I have in mind.
Though it only works with the DJI Agras series

Why not use the Dongle 2 instead?
Works in Poland in the EU.
No LOS needed.

 

[DARKSeifer]

Flying a drone is a two-way communication, you don't just need to boost the controller, you also need to boost the drone. That's why FCC hack is usually the best solution, but if not, and your drone is compatible, there's the 4G module option.

You put the 4G dongle on the drone, and you can connect the remote to the smartphone or a local WiFi connection.

It's a redundant module, even if you don't lose Occusync connection it still enhances the connection. For example, on poor signal you usually lose some buttons and dials (the zoom wheel for example, it doesn't work on less than 3 signal bars) before completely losing video or sticks. With the 4G module those commands will also be sent through 4G and get to the drone eating little data.

Used in that way it eats up around 150 MB per 30 min flight, but on a full 4G flight (video sent through 4G) it eats around 1GB of data.

I use it for the Matrice 4, as there is no FCC hack available yet, and CE signal performance is crap.