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Yes the P3 is capable under the right conditions

I don't know if you have resolved your P4 Advanced distance issues, but I have made numerous distance tests with my older P4 and my Advanced. The older P4 without a doubt gets better range than the P4 Advanced, although the specs don't bear that out. I can easily get well over 20 K with my P4...

No battery Mod stock P4 (higher capacity)...I think only 3-4 charge cycles....Thanks

Stock P4, slight antenna mod because of local interference:

Thanks Chazz, I am using a 6600 split right now, but I purchased it already split. Thinking of trying the split on the 8000, but want to make sure I know what I'm doing :)

What size PVC shrink would be used if splitting a lihv 8000? thanks

Using a LiHv 6600 with no camera I have gone out to 66 K feet and back landing with 1%. A friend of mine strapped on 2X4000 Lipos with no camera and got out to 70 K and back...It would seem splitting the LiHV 8000 would have better results?

MS8, is that a Multistar 8000 MAH Battery?

I would recommend using 14 gauge vs 12, 14 is lighter and is more than adequate for the voltage/current demands when using external batteries. Every bit of weight saved translates to longer flying times.

If you go to page 54 you will see some screen shots from dirtybum showing the distances achieved with each antenna:Maxx VS Terminator. Long distance antenna shootout!

No, the amps will not pass the signal. You may get few hundred feet, but then the signal will drop off requiring you to turn on the amps. I've done this numerous times by accident :)

Thank you, what I was looking for was this battery which they do have in stock now: MultiStar LiHV High Capacity 4S 6600mAh Multi-Rotor Lipo Pack (AR Warehouse)

Does anyone know where to get the Multistar LiHV 6600 mah battery in the US? The single battery not the split? HK doesn't list it except in Europe. Thanks.

Has the Terminator Extreme been pulled, I couldn't find it on the Midwest Horizon FPV website? Thanks

IFR=Instrument Flight Rules, this is a classification used when flying conventional airplanes under instrument conditions when cloud cover or darkness doesn't allow VFR=Visual Flight Rules. I thought I included a screen shot from my Flight Record? I didn't take a screen shot during the...