Did you see the bird-side micro transmitter he has? Pretty sweet if you are going all out. It is really designed for P3P/A as it is 2.4 Ghz, but would work for P3S video.
Am thinking of sending my remote to fpvlr to add the long range kit.
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do you have a link? the ones ive been looking at the are the dipoles that dirk has that are made for the itelite dbs. I emailed them to see which one would work best.
Here ya go. Remember I think this is really intended for the P3P/A as it is 2.4Ghz so covers both control & video on Lightbridge, but could be used for video on P3S. Looks like it includes the mounting trays, cables, etc.. I don't see the antenna in the photos so they may be extra? You need to ask Tony about applicability to a P3S. If you lose control range that would be the limiting factor. Personally I think you should do as little as possible saving bird-side mods until after you have expended all RC side choices.
Air side booster mod kit - FPVLR
Air side booster mod kit - FPVLR
i Chris,
price is
154 for the antenna kit
57 for 2.4ghz amp
109$ for 5.8ghz amp
29$ for external battery with charger (to power the amps)
99$ installation service.
That's what I'm going to go with. What you think?
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All RC side, correct?
Sounds like a great setup. Again, you may want to first consider just adding the antenna kit. That may alter the antenna cable lengths since you will probably be mounting the amps & battery to either the back of the controller or a separate bracket. If you always want max range & penetration available that is a great setup. If you just want to do close-in flying it can be a bit awkward but you could just omit the amps, or order a spare stock controller & pair up as needed.
Sounds like a great setup. Again, you may want to first consider just adding the antenna kit. That may alter the antenna cable lengths since you will probably be mounting the amps & battery to either the back of the controller or a separate bracket. If you always want max range & penetration available that is a great setup. If you just want to do close-in flying it can be a bit awkward but you could just omit the amps, or order a spare stock controller & pair up as needed.
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