Applies also to the Mini 2 aircraftm. Figured I'd make that clear as to be all inclusive in the applicable models of which the benefit is potentially gained for better signal strength, if done as shown. Happy flying
Hi, my booster board for the remote came with the stepup power board that has 3 wires 1 red+ in, black - in and 1 enable , do you know where the enable one is supposed to connect on the remote controller? thanks...@@DjiTeknikServis
@@crisherrera5913 The power input 3.7v enable 3.7v complements the total output power to 5v. The important thing here is that the activation pin must provide voltage after the controller is turned on, otherwise, even if the controller is turned off, the booster card will remain on and drain the controller battery. That's why you need to measure the pins one by one on the motherboard.
Why do you only install one booster in the controller when there are two antennas ? From what I understand one side is 2.4ghz and the other side is 5.8ghz which one are you boosting in the video shown?
The antenna output shown in the video is 2.4ghz and 5.8ghz. When I connect the other antenna socket to the booster card, it does not provide any signal increase or signal response. I tried all models one by one, Mavic 2 pro, air2, air2s, p4 pro, Mavic pro.
@@DjiTeknikServis it seems rather strange, possibly similar to the DJI FPV goggles, the antenna array for transmission are the lower 2 of the 4 antennas and receiving is the upper two antennas even though they are all suppose to be dual frequency antennas, as an electronics engineer that understands tuning of antennas I find it difficult to grasp that a dual antenna would perform as good as a single frequency antenna, but I have been retired for a long time in that industry and so many things have changed, additionally the DJI FPV antennas seem to favour the left antennas, so that is why I asked because I am simply trying to understand.
Applies also to the Mini 2 aircraftm. Figured I'd make that clear as to be all inclusive in the applicable models of which the benefit is potentially gained for better signal strength, if done as shown. Happy flying
In the kit, it also has a step up or step down board where does it go
I don't understand how it won't overheat enclosed like that without any thermal clue/paste
You didn't use epoxy. Isn't there a risk of overheating?
Is there one for mini 3 pro and does it work great?
did you only use 3.6v? or full 7.2v ? Or was there some 5v socket alreadt inside?
There is a 5v output in the places I marked. With 3.6v the board will not work properly. It needs 5v power.
@@DjiTeknikServis very good thanks!
Hi, my booster board for the remote came with the stepup power board that has 3 wires 1 red+ in, black - in and 1 enable , do you know where the enable one is supposed to connect on the remote controller? thanks...@@DjiTeknikServis
@@crisherrera5913 The power input 3.7v enable 3.7v complements the total output power to 5v. The important thing here is that the activation pin must provide voltage after the controller is turned on, otherwise, even if the controller is turned off, the booster card will remain on and drain the controller battery. That's why you need to measure the pins one by one on the motherboard.
Why do you only install one booster in the controller when there are two antennas ? From what I understand one side is 2.4ghz and the other side is 5.8ghz which one are you boosting in the video shown?
The antenna output shown in the video is 2.4ghz and 5.8ghz. When I connect the other antenna socket to the booster card, it does not provide any signal increase or signal response. I tried all models one by one, Mavic 2 pro, air2, air2s, p4 pro, Mavic pro.
@@DjiTeknikServis it seems rather strange, possibly similar to the DJI FPV goggles, the antenna array for transmission are the lower 2 of the 4 antennas and receiving is the upper two antennas even though they are all suppose to be dual frequency antennas, as an electronics engineer that understands tuning of antennas I find it difficult to grasp that a dual antenna would perform as good as a single frequency antenna, but I have been retired for a long time in that industry and so many things have changed, additionally the DJI FPV antennas seem to favour the left antennas, so that is why I asked because I am simply trying to understand.
Where i can find this kit
nolimitdronez.com/nld-25w-signal-booster-kit
tes long range