Skyreat Antenna Range Extender Yagi-UDA 5.8Ghz Signal Boosters for DJI Neo/Mini 5 Pro/ 4K | 3 Pro | Mavic Air 2 Drone RC-N1 / RCN2 /RCN3 Conrtoller Accessories

It more than most definitely extends my distance. I took it a step further by adding a parabolic reflector that’s for a different drone that I have. So now it’s got the complete yagi-uda setup and anyone who thinks this doesn’t help is doing something wrong. It’s not a miracle worker but you will definitely get 2000 to 5000 feet further out, especially with the way I have it set up, check my picture. One more thing, you need to change the transmission settings to manual and make sure you’re on the 5.8 ghz in the settings of the go fly app for this antenna to give you the most distance. If you leave it on auto when the drone automatically switches to 2.4 ghz due to interference this won’t be helping you at all, and the signal will suddenly drop out. So with manual and 5.8 selected it’ll never drop off. I’ve gotten out to 15k feet with my mini 3 before I chickened out and turned around, due to the battery tripping me out, not because the signal was low, and yes, of course it was with a spotter, blah blah blah. The spotter was my golden retriever, but he’s really smart you guys.

This antenna absolutely works, which is undisputed 100%. This is a physical device and if properly attached (nearly impossible for anyone to do) will work as advertised. There are credible detailed reviews available (Drone Valley YouTube channel) that describe the proper use of this device. I recommend those giving negative review (saying it doesn't work) to go to this site in order to determine what "you" are doing wrong; use-case unrealistic expectation. The Yagi Uda antenna theoretical basis is tried and true and used widely in the industry, even as surviellance device utilizing its directional and high gain characteristics. Also, legacy TV antennas are based on this approach for VHF signal reception. This product from Skyreat absolutely works well and prospective buyers should buy with confidence.

I still have a problem with the suburban area WIFI bombardment that cause my drone's to lose signal and crash. With this antenna I can get 4 or 5 houses further down the street before things start to go south. In a area out away from all the subdivisions it does seem to work very well I can fly across a hay field, totally lose sight of the drone and still control it and the cameras keep sending great pictures. I am waiting for some nicer weather to really test it but I expect a 3 mile and up to maybe even 6 mile range or more without a problem.

Not really an improvement on higher end drones. Really only dji well for cheap stuff

Very good

I've used this antenna during my past 5 flights. I get no difference in range with it. I even changed the recommended settings in my app to manual and changed the frequency to 5.8GHz as well since it's a 5.8 GHZ antenna. However my range didn't increase at all. The thing looks pretty with all it's bling. I'll probably give it to my girlfriend for her Drone. She seems to like the look of it. However it just doesn't work for me. I wasn't looking for a miracle. I would have been happy if this thing gave me an extra half a mile. Unfortunately it didn't even give me an extra tenth of a mile. Just a waste of money. I'm going to look for something better.

I'm not going to go into the science of whether or not this thing can possibly work or not. All the engineers here have pounded that one enough. I am, however, going to mention that you likely will not be getting any better range using this 'extender'. You will get a much more stable signal though. I've purchased this for 2 of my drones, a Mavic Air 2 and a Mini 2. On both drones, I've done distance tests flying across a farm in the middle of Utah. All tests yielded the same distance... mainly due to battery life. Because of battery life, you will never get to the max distance of the OcuSync technology. On the tests with this 'extender' attached, the signal indicator in the DJI Fly app still showed normal loss of signal as the distance increased. However, the reliability of the lower signal strength was increased. For example, without the 'extender' attached, video quality will start degrade at around 3 bars of signal but control will remain good. With the 'extender' attached, video quality will likely hold steady until all signal is lost... even control. This will not help the signal go through solid objects such as a house or mountain and it is still susceptible to radio interference.

Works great when pointing at drone.

Did absolutely nothing to add or benefit my flying experience. To tell you the truth I think it hampered my signal than improve it. Total waste of money.

THIS PRODUCT DOES NOT FIT THE DJI MINI 3 PRO RC AS STATED IN THE PRODUCT TITLE. VERY DISAPPOINTED.

Works alright, still lose connection sometimes….

Ya lo tengo Pero voy a probarlo cuando no haya viento, yo tengo un DJI NEO y creo que me combiene usarlo sin biento

Hi this is not working it makes it worse on flight