Good video. I was wondering why the bitrate on my v2 goggles usually always stayed at 50.8 and my goggles 2 bit rate was all over the place. I thought maybe there was something wrong with my goggles 2. Then I got a second set and they were the same. I wonder why the v2's seem like a more stable link?
Interesting findings. I think they can be explained by the direction of the antennas, at least in part. On the g2 they are facing in slightly different directions.
I am absolutely no expert, and I am completely throwing something out there but what if as the v2 goggles recording has been done in the winter, the temperature of the o3 was less easily cooled down during spring and warmer weather?
yeah i know... i have an o3 here... but only on a small 5 inch. i cant go that far with it xD. but the range with the o3 is overall a bit better what i can say!
Nice comparison. The TrueRC antennas work great for directional coverage, but it would be interesting to see the signal strength if you the aircraft moves at a wider angle laterally or around the pilot instead of a straight line in front
The trueRC are patch antennas. That means they are pointing just in one direction. If you look away, or fly behind you, they dont work good. They are long rang antennas. And in lomg range most if the times you have a target spot in one direction. For that they work great.
Hey there! Just wanted to drop a quick question - I'm rocking the Commandos on the 915 MHz band, and my eyes caught the Goggles 2 antenna strutting its stuff at 5-7 GHz. Now, I'm not exactly a long-range guru yet, so I gotta ask: is this frequency mashup gonna vibe well together? I'm all ears for any wisdom you can drop on a rookie like me. Much appreciated!
i dont use an O3 in this comparison... that are "old" Air units. And i use LHCP Antennas on all my quads. (I have O3 Quads as well and use them with LHCP Antennas). The circular antennas for me give better penatrations. Than the Stock linear antennas.
Hi, first, thank you so much for the comparison. I wanted to ask, since i am getting the TrueRC X2 antennas, for an balanced experience (powerful directional range, and circular (omni directional range), can I mount both antennas on the top and have the stubs at the bottom?
youare you talking about the old V2 Goggles? In theory yes, you could do that. But if you have only 1x True X air X2 than i think its best if you mount it, like i did in the picture. Because the wire is too short, to mount both on top.
@@prone1548 you can use the original dji antennas. But stubs or 2x the true x air would be better. Because the original antennas are dual band (for the dji fpv drone). The Air units only use 5.8ghz. So 5.8ghz antennas would always be better than dual band.
@@christianmong-hansen1835 yes in populated areas the range is not as good. But flying longrange in populated areas is not a good idea anyway. Because longrange flying isnt realy legal in switzerland. So i just do it at spots at the end of the world without any people.
I could not test the range with my O3... i have onky 1000mah Batteries for it, and that lasts about 3-4 minutes. I cant go far for check the range. But in range of about 1000 meters the bitrate stays at 50mb/s ever xD with both goggles
Excellent test! Thanks for sharing!
Great test!
Good video. I was wondering why the bitrate on my v2 goggles usually always stayed at 50.8 and my goggles 2 bit rate was all over the place. I thought maybe there was something wrong with my goggles 2. Then I got a second set and they were the same. I wonder why the v2's seem like a more stable link?
increible comparacion !!!
Interesting findings. I think they can be explained by the direction of the antennas, at least in part. On the g2 they are facing in slightly different directions.
I am absolutely no expert, and I am completely throwing something out there but what if as the v2 goggles recording has been done in the winter, the temperature of the o3 was less easily cooled down during spring and warmer weather?
@@timotheeferreol I don’t think the O3 is temperature limited but it’s possible. And now that you mentioned it colder air also increases the range.
Would be nice to see a Test with both Goggles and the O3,But so far Great video. Thanks for the comparison
yeah i know... i have an o3 here... but only on a small 5 inch. i cant go that far with it xD. but the range with the o3 is overall a bit better what i can say!
Nice comparison. The TrueRC antennas work great for directional coverage, but it would be interesting to see the signal strength if you the aircraft moves at a wider angle laterally or around the pilot instead of a straight line in front
The trueRC are patch antennas. That means they are pointing just in one direction. If you look away, or fly behind you, they dont work good. They are long rang antennas. And in lomg range most if the times you have a target spot in one direction. For that they work great.
Thanks for the info!
Thank you awesome video, interesting results
very cool video, thank you!
Oh this is not o3 air unit system right?
Which one is better for range ?
really helpful compairson. I'm wondering why de RC Connection doesn't get displayed I have the same Issue.
Thats because i dont use the DJI RC Controller! I use a TBS Tango2. If you use the DJI RC than the control link would be displayed.
Was this test done with the air unit, vista, or 03 air unit?
the test is made with an "air unit" with the dual antennas.
Hey there!
Just wanted to drop a quick question - I'm rocking the Commandos on the 915 MHz band, and my eyes caught the Goggles 2 antenna strutting its stuff at 5-7 GHz.
Now, I'm not exactly a long-range guru yet, so I gotta ask: is this frequency mashup gonna vibe well together?
I'm all ears for any wisdom you can drop on a rookie like me. Much appreciated!
Yep that does match well together. So ita all fine!
Thanks man! @@rrdrone90
From everything I read, the O3 and Goggles 2 use linear antennas. Why would you use circular?
i dont use an O3 in this comparison... that are "old" Air units. And i use LHCP Antennas on all my quads. (I have O3 Quads as well and use them with LHCP Antennas). The circular antennas for me give better penatrations. Than the Stock linear antennas.
Hi, first, thank you so much for the comparison. I wanted to ask, since i am getting the TrueRC X2 antennas, for an balanced experience (powerful directional range, and circular (omni directional range), can I mount both antennas on the top and have the stubs at the bottom?
youare you talking about the old V2 Goggles? In theory yes, you could do that. But if you have only 1x True X air X2 than i think its best if you mount it, like i did in the picture. Because the wire is too short, to mount both on top.
@@rrdrone90 yeap, talking about the V2 goggles. Thanks. Also can i use the default DJI antennas or do i need to get stubs
@@prone1548 you can use the original dji antennas. But stubs or 2x the true x air would be better.
Because the original antennas are dual band (for the dji fpv drone). The Air units only use 5.8ghz. So 5.8ghz antennas would always be better than dual band.
Did you have 48mbps on almost 3km with v2 ? Thats insane good
ah yes... with the V2's its not a problem... in good conditions i get about 5km with 50mb's
@@rrdrone90 Nice! Ever tried in the City ect? Any range difference?
@@christianmong-hansen1835 yes in populated areas the range is not as good.
But flying longrange in populated areas is not a good idea anyway. Because longrange flying isnt realy legal in switzerland. So i just do it at spots at the end of the world without any people.
You mentioned you have an 03 and its range is slightly better. But with what goggles ?
With the new Goggles 2... but i cant compare it 100% because i dont have any longranger with o3 atm.
Have u tested the v2 vs 2 whit 03...and true RC antenna in v2?
I could not test the range with my O3... i have onky 1000mah Batteries for it, and that lasts about 3-4 minutes. I cant go far for check the range.
But in range of about 1000 meters the bitrate stays at 50mb/s ever xD with both goggles
v2 won