SkyreatYagi-UDA 5.8GHz Signal Booster for DJI Mini 2/3 Pro/Air 2 Drone RC-N1/2/3 Controller Accessories

Stlii use it. I love it

Product works great, thank you very much

It fit well on my drone controller, but it ultimately blocked the signal antennas from communicating with my DJI Neo. I had to return unfortunately, but would recommend for a different drone controller.

To the point: at range, expect maybe 1 extra bar of signal as long as you point it at the craft.If that's worth it to you, go for it.

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.

Like others I bought this thinking it would actually extend the signal on my DJI Mini 2 thus giving me 30 to 50% greater range. WRONG! Upon testing my signal strength with and without I determined this gadget is only for looks. I was already skeptical about it because there's no wires or power connection, it just simply snap onto the RC controller's antennae. I flew the drone out to it's max distance at about 200' until I had only 2 bars. Then I tuned the drone around and bought it back. Shut everything down and then attached the "extender" and took the drone back up. Got the same exact results with the "extender" as I did without. So I bought it back in and this time took the "extender" off, flew the drone out to the point where I had only two bars, snapped the "extender" on and WALA!!! NOT A SINGLE ADDED BAR. Same damn signal strength. Even when I did all this on the roof of the house I still got the same results. So if you're looking to just add some cosmetics then this will do that but as far as improving range or signal strength....not going to happen. Also, When I had the drone out at the distance where the signal dropped, I snapped the "extender" on and I swear the signal got worst! I didn't wait around to try and remove the "extender", I just brought the drone back to me first then removed it.

Bought for my son as a gift. He said 1st time out he could go farther with the drone without losing or dropping the signal. Might be unnecessary but he feels more confident with it on.

I recently bought the Skyreat Antenna Range Extender for my DJI Mini 3 Pro, and I've been really impressed with the results. It's been a breeze to use - I just screw it onto the controller antenna and I'm good to go. It's also super compact and lightweight, so I don't have to worry about it adding any bulk to my drone bag.I've noticed a definite improvement in my signal strength, especially when flying in areas with a lot of interference. I'm not sure if it's the full 50% boost that the product claims, but I'm definitely flying with more confidence knowing I have a stronger connection to my drone