Mark The Droner
Second Officer
Flight distance : 2917 ft
United States
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I've never heard of the "5.8ghz chip" one, but then again, I don't have a P3S.
I've looked at P3S photos though, and I see the 5.8 antenna connection on the board of the P3S is held differently than on the P2V+. The silicone doesn't completely encapsulate the connection as it does the p2V+ (i.e. black goo of death0.
That makes it easier to remove the cable, but it would also allow air to get in which could cause oxidation on the copper pin which could then dilute the connection. I've learned this can happen the hard way because I've experienced it myself. If that is what is causing your problem, you could remove that ufl cable and then clean those tiny stems.
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Obviously you could do the same with your controller antenna connection as well - especially if they're exposed to air.
Be careful you don't damage the board or the cable when you cut through the silicone. Know you must lift that ufl head straight up or you risk damaging the part as it is attached to the board. Needle nose pliers works nicely - grab it head on, wriggle it left and right just a bit so you know it's loose and then pull it straight up.
It's possible this would solve your problem. It has worked for me when I've had range problems come up out of the blue for no apparent reason.
Good luck
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