Hi everyone. I have a question. Mavic pro controller antennas omnidirectional or not?

yes they are omnidirectional they emitt in every direction nearly equally.  
the standard built in antennas on the controller emit a slightly collapsed sphere shaped radiation pattern

HereForTheBeer Posted at 12-20 03:06
yes they are omnidirectional they emitt in every direction nearly equally.  
the standard built in antennas on the controller emit a slightly collapsed sphere shaped radiation pattern

Thanks

HereForTheBeer Posted at 12-20 03:06
yes they are omnidirectional they emitt in every direction nearly equally.  
the standard built in antennas on the controller emit a slightly collapsed sphere shaped radiation pattern

Thanks

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Hello and good day. Thank you for raising this concern with us today. HereForTheBeer is correct omnidirectional antennas receives signals from or transmitting in all directions. If you have any other inquiries or concerns. Please feel free to post it here at DJI Forum. We are here to help you. Thank you for your support.

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Brett Brandon Posted at 12-20 10:16
Does anyone know if the "range boosters" that slide over the antennas that are included in the fly more package, actually increase reception distance?

For me,  (ce area) it made no difference.  It gets worse if you turn your remote from the drone, what i do quite often. So i dont use them anymore

Maybe somebody use alienware boosters in ce area? Its better signal and distance or its waste money?

Maybe somebody use ALIENTECH boosters in ce area? Its better signal and distance than original or its waste money?

djiuser_XhOnrmjcZ1mg Posted at 12-21 08:24
Maybe somebody use alienware boosters in ce area? Its better signal and distance or its waste money?

You can always go FCC or boost 1.5watt on mavic pro.
With that you have signal about 15km away!!! So there really is no need for any additional bigger antennas for the mavic pro.
For the mavic air and spark yes, but for mavic pro no.

Fly safely and enjoy
Alex

Alex B. Posted at 12-22 12:37
You can always go FCC or boost 1.5watt on mavic pro.
With that you have signal about 15km away!!! So there really is no need for any additional bigger antennas for the mavic pro.
For the mavic air and spark yes, but for mavic pro no.

Yes i know that. But for that need old version dji go app and gps location fake app and if u have accident u not get dji care protection

djiuser_XhOnrmjcZ1mg Posted at 12-22 14:44
Yes i know that. But for that need old version dji go app and gps location fake app and if u have accident u not get dji care protection

About warranty, DJI confirmed that the warranty is not affected if you fly in FCC mode, it was asked before. You don’t do any physical modifications to the drone.
You don’t need to use the fake gps app, it’s only needed for WiFi drones, mavic air and spark.
I do the switch on version 4.1.10 on Android, then without turning off the drone, I switch and fly on my iPad air2, either in FCC mode or boosted, was flying always boosted before, but today flew in FCC to 6147 meters one way with no issues, so I’ll stick to FCC, it’s already good anough to last you until the whole battery if you want if think, but that needs some good planning

Fly safely and enjoy
Alex

djiuser_XhOnrmjcZ1mg Posted at 12-22 14:44
Yes i know that. But for that need old version dji go app and gps location fake app and if u have accident u not get dji care protection

https://forum.dji.com/thread-170923-1-4.html
Here you can read more on the subject.

Fly safely and enjoy
Alex