FOXEER 2pcs FPV Antenna Lollipop 5.8GHz RHCP 2.5Dbi Stubby Antenna SMA for FPV Racing Drone Fatshark Goggles TX RX

These antennas are so good. I bought an Emax Hawk 5. The stock antenna was pretty terrible, so I swapped it for their included pagoda antenna. It made absolutely zero difference, and I'd see breakup when the drone was behind my head. It was so ridiculous.So, fast forward to just an hour ago when I took a little flight and it was so good, I swapped to a new battery and thought, "I'm going to just rocket straight up". Oh, well, I sure didn't lose the video signal as my Hawk failsafed and I had nice clean clear video as it crashed to the ground and the signal changed to snow. I was so excited about the antenna that I forgot to start DVR in the goggles. The Hawk is gone. This antenna is so good that I lost range on my transmitter, which had never happened before.Now I have to go buy another Hawk... but at least I have one more antenna!

The durability on these is great because they don't come into contact with the ground on crashes and hard landings. I have a 90 deg fitting on mine so it stands up and is out of danger. I find the signal on these to be stronger than the one I was getting with the stock FatShark antenna that came with my drone. I fly my drone completely around my house and I need a good signal when the drone is on the opposite side the house from me. This antenna gives me the best reception I have experienced so far. However, while the reception was very good with the antenna on the drone, it was not that great as a FatShark goggle antenna. I tied having these on both the drone and the goggles but found when putting these on the goggles, the signal was not as strong. My guess is that they need a stem on them so that they are higher up and clear my head. I might try to get an antenna extension to see if that fixes it. Anyway, I find having this on the drone and the longer FatShark antenna on my goggles are a great combo. I would recommend this.

They are durable, but bad range. (Fatshark Attitude V5 w/ ImmersionRc) That means I should at least get 300'. What I got was about 75' before went full fuzz. I wanted them to be awesome because I use a backpack and have them strapped and didn't want to have to keep taking off antennas to haul it around. Bought some cheap 3" long lollipops and I get about 600' with exact same setup. The durable part is when I lost reception I ended up slamming it right into a curb and running it about 30' on the antenna, just a scratch.

I use these lollipop 3 antennas on my drone AND my goggle and I get ckeannn video footage! It's sturdiness that it will not beak in crash, just bend it back and you are good to go again. And my stubby lollipop 3 antennas are so great and I got clean video too! They are 2 pieces for 20$! Great price and they are good at durability too! I will buy more of these lollipop 3 antennas in near future! 👍🏼 I strongly recommended this lollipop 3 antennas for anyone who wanna to have clean videos! 👍🏼

These have become the antenna that I transport my quads with. I'm disappointed in the range I get, but mostly due to interference with the battery. However I use these as assurance that I don't forget to attach an antenna before powering up, so these are my bench units mostly