Do they work or at least help? Something like these...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Extended ... hash=item43d5a2b4d3

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-5mm-Ca ... hash=item3cf9fe628a

They work great on the P2 and perhaps to some degree on the P3 - but you can't make them too big or they will be over the VPS (or turn VPS off, which is what I did).

Here's a $12.50 model which does the job as well or better - and/or make your own out of various materials.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DJI-Phan ... thers-/141661803363

I went with the carbon fiber one. I believe it will be lighter and stronger. Both are a point I am willing to pay more for.

Please post some pics of yours of it, once you get if attached?
Big thanks.

RedHotPoker

No problem... I did go with the one from Israel... Have no idea how long it will take to get...

I just ordered this one last night.
http://www.uavbits.net/store/p20 ... _for_Phantom_3.html
They also have a black one...
http://www.uavbits.net/store/p19 ... _DJI_Phantom_3.html

Spankybear Posted at 2015-6-3 09:46
I went with the carbon fiber one. I believe it will be lighter and stronger. Both are a point I am w ...

Sorry. Carbon Fiber blocks both the transmitted RF signal and the incoming GPS signals. Plastic or fiberglass is best. Be careful.
Not to be going with my namesake.  But.........

clkilljoy1@nets Posted at 2015-6-3 23:56
Sorry. Carbon Fiber blocks both the transmitted RF signal and the incoming GPS signals. Plastic or ...

Working in the aerospace industry for well over 15 years I am well aware of how carbon fiber effects RF.  So does aluminum... Just how the carbon fiber crash guard on the bottom of the craft will effect  GPS or the 4 antennas in the landing leg is beyond me. Can you enlighten me on this? The GPS antenna is on top and looking up and the 4 antennas in the landing legs would also be effected by the gimbal. I won't go into the tiny waveform of 2.4 Ghz with it's side scatter and all...