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Yes! I use MG chemicals silicone conformal coating and it works miracles. It will flake off if you try scratching where you put it on or touching it so as long as you keep your fingers away from it it will keep your drone fully protected!

Thank you 🙏

That’s an omnidirectional antenna. RHCP is the polarization of the antenna. Pretty much you should run either all RHCP or all LHCP. Doesn’t matter which one just all have to be the same. Hope this helps!

@ oh ok I see, thank you

Your comment is very complete, and what antenna do you use for the vtx and on the rapidfire

@@atriusvinius319 it’s more reliable, lower latency, and most importantly the cheapest option. If you have an O3 system on a freestyle drone and break the camera on it, your out $150. If you break an analog camera it’s $16. Almost 10 times less. I am gonna save up for a DJI system but that’s specifically for long range only. I will always fly analog on freestyle.

@@Witty_FPVdrones I see. Dji O3 is a really expensive thing. How often do you break your camera and the others components?

@@atriusvinius319 I very rarely break cameras. I use a very small one and most of the time when you break an analog camera you can just get a new lense for $5. The O3 is very large and it’s a lot easier to break. Most of the time I break props and antennas though

@@TechFpvindia. the skyzone cobra S would win in my book. Although you wouldn’t see too much of a difference in performance, you would definitely prefer the quality of the skyzone goggles. Thanks for watching! Hello India! 🇮🇳

@@Witty_FPVdrones thanks, where are you from

You have Instagram account for contact you ?

@@TechFpvindia. America! 🇺🇸

That’s crazy!!!

@@Witty_FPVdrones It's pretty legit. But to clarify why I don't like them it's cause of the lenses. They are the SKY04O's but I should have got the 04X's. Mine have cheap plastic crap looking lenses but otherwise they are legit goggles that offer DVR and all the inputs/outputs etc. The nifty thing about them is that they came with a standard 5.8g diversity module that also receives audio. So I was able to buy the "Steadyview X" module that has a narrower bandwidth filter (but no audio) and combine them together to get pretty good video AND audio. The Rush Tank Max Solo VTX is 2.5W capable but also has a real audio input so you can add your own AGC mic. I always recommend that vtx.

It is pretty good. I just have no experience with it.

Yes I agree with your point! Usually you’ll only find a “max” omni antenna of 2.8-3dBi made for fpv.

i’d go for ws instead of dji

HEY, I don’t have that type of bread :(

Ah yes. Speedybee is so good for the hobby with how well priced it is. Only thing I’d be concerned about is how long it would last before breaking but I’ve had nothing but good experiences with Speedybee. I think they made a bad rep for themselves with the whole randomly exploding ESC issue they had.

@@Witty_FPVdrones yeah and actually that esc issue is fixed. But i got it day one and theres no degredation in signal like tbs sometimes has in there vtx, and i highly recommend lookin at thw comparison on this module and a rapidfire. Its absolutly insane how close they are, hell i flew a tinywhoop (400 mw) from my couch inside my house through the backyard of the neighbor 2 houses up and still had perfect video, it makes NO sense

💀💀💀 people still use analog dawg

Ah yes found the dji pilot🤣🤣 around 50 percent probably more are on analog still bro. Analog has better latency, audio support, is cheaper, aswell as king on 1 s whoops (please try to freestyle a hd whoop and tell me its better than a analog whoop (from a performance side)

@@ThrashFPV THANK YOU ❤️❤️ I’m not the only one thinking analog is still useful 😭😭😭

@@ThrashFPValso analog is the heart and soul of all freestyle fpv. If you break an analog camera or vtx it’s only $30 to fix and if you break a dji air unit it’s gonna be $120 to $300 to fix. With freestyle where you’re bashing your drone all the time you want analog

@@Witty_FPVdrones fr tho. Not everything has to be some perfect picture in your goggles to have a great time, and with how far analog has come like with the phoenix 2 cam and that you just use an action cam if you want hd video, analog is KING. But hey ill gladly buy up the old fatsharks because of people selling analog (got dominator hd2s for $125)

Do you do one straight up and one sideways or both straight up? I’ve heard good things about dual omni so maybe I’ll try it and do a review between: patch+omni, crosshair+omni, dual patch, and dual omni. We can find out what yields the best range!

@@Witty_FPVdrones the double AXII is straight up and the tbs Omni is sideways

@@babyzfpv1234 that’s awesome!! Thanks!

Oh yeah lumenier makes unbelievable products!!

Double AXII 2 for receiver and TrueRC Matchstick on tx. Both amazing antennas.

Do you have your part 107?

@@Jellyman not quite yet. I’m currently studying for it. Don’t worry, nothing on my UA-cam channel is monetized and I don’t make money off drone filming yet.

@@Witty_FPVdrones that's a bit of a misconception. I'm a part 107 pilot in the area, do you have a discord server or anything?

@@Jellyman no I don’t have a discord server yet but hopefully soon! Would be a good way of connecting people in the community for sure.

@@Witty_FPVdrones if you want, my server is linked in my bio. I tried linking it here but I think UA-cam blocked the url

My bad I misspoke. Patch antennas do a great job at picking up in the direction they face. The crosshair is similar to a patch but has better penetration and a smaller field of reception. Thanks!

Oh yes I didn’t even realize that receiver was a thing!

Yes that's what I use, its top notch 😅