Hi everyone!

I am interested in the following Wi-Fi extender system from ARGtek:

WiFi Signal Range Extender For DJI Mavic Air/Pro/Spark
http://www.argtek.com/en/product ... park-MAVICEXT8.html



Does it really work?

Regards

Hi there, thank you for reaching DJI forum. It is not recommended to use the third-party accessories, we are unable to ensure the compatibility and the performance. For you to install that particular Wi-Fi extender is you need to do some modification. Please take note that any modification can void your warranty. Thanks for your understanding.

Excellent Choice ! You will soon be flying at Record Distances ! Beware of the the Battery Limit though.

I would recommend 4hawks raptor sr any day over this one! 4hawks is muuuch better.
Safe Flying

Alex Batalov Posted at 2018-8-15 02:07
I would recommend 4hawks raptor sr any day over this one! 4hawks is muuuch better.
Safe Flying

Very nice solution but cost a lot!

Being in UK - operating under CE output limitations - is there any point in using something like this?
the press coverage for the Drone is inspirational. the reality of CE is somewhat different. I'm not looking to circumvent local legislation etc - just a way to ensure reliable video streaming over longer distances - also looking to reduce the risk of a crash / oceanic event (I was some days over my ability to purchase DJI care)

Being in Australia and limited to VLOS, I don't need an exender - the Sparks range is already much more than I am allowed.

No idea never used any.   

I would never use something like that product on my Spark.  It can already go a mile with no problem which is more than far enough for me.  Plus, from what I've read the stock antennae are already pushing out the maximum of what's legal so this add-on would be kinda pointless.   I could see using the parabolic boosters since they're passive and don't require opening up/modifying the equipment but so far I've seen no need.

Here in Brazil, its use will be prohibited if it is not in compliance with "Anatel", the communications regulatory agency.