I want to say I don't see too much on this form on this topic and it seems most think this is a waste of money for the Spark. I don't think so because I like to mod just about anything to see how much I can push the limits or improve upon the original design.Below I would like to post my results of what I have tested and tried so far. Hopefully this post will help someone who is looking to do this to their Spark.
So stock remote in my neighborhood which has a lot of wifi (all tests with stock antennas were done with parabolic dishes that you get on amazon for like 7$):
-2.4ghz 3000ft out
-5.8ghz 3000ft out
Stock Remote in a wide open area where I work less interference and or wifi (again with parabolic dishes):
-5.8ghz 4400ft out
Neither of the above got me to the advertised 1.2 miles DJI claims this lead me to look into a boosted setup that I could use for both Omi antennas and directional, So I ended up buying the Titan boosted setup that was for sale in the classified section of this forum. The setup was a Titan Atlas dual 3w boosted 2.4ghz setup and an already modded remote so I could leave my stock remote "stock". This came with a Set of 5 inch Omni antennas and a Titan 5.8ghz panel. Below are my results (all tested in the same areas I tested above)
Boosted Runs
-2.4ghz 4600ft out (5inch Titan Omni antennas) in my neighborhood (can do more but didn't want to push it)
-2.4ghz 4900ft out (4hawks SR boosted) in my neighborhood (again can do more but didn't want to push it)
-2.4ghz 5400ft out (5inch Titan Omni antennas) where I work in a more open area with a little less wifi interference.
-2.4ghz 6650ft out (4hawks SR boosted) where I work in a more open area with a little less wifi interference.
-Both Runs I could have pushed further but did not want to push it.
Next up but not tested is I swapped out the 3watt 2.4ghz boosters for 4watt 5.8ghz boosters that I got from Rexuav. Once I test those I will post my results . I am also working on using the "Magic Spark" adapter to use a Mavic air battery in my Spark. This will allow full battery telemetry and up to 21 minute run times.
Hopefully someone will find this post helpful if they are looking to mod the Spark for more distance. If you have questions let me know and I would be happy to help out.
So stock remote in my neighborhood which has a lot of wifi (all tests with stock antennas were done with parabolic dishes that you get on amazon for like 7$):
-2.4ghz 3000ft out
-5.8ghz 3000ft out
Stock Remote in a wide open area where I work less interference and or wifi (again with parabolic dishes):
-5.8ghz 4400ft out
Neither of the above got me to the advertised 1.2 miles DJI claims this lead me to look into a boosted setup that I could use for both Omi antennas and directional, So I ended up buying the Titan boosted setup that was for sale in the classified section of this forum. The setup was a Titan Atlas dual 3w boosted 2.4ghz setup and an already modded remote so I could leave my stock remote "stock". This came with a Set of 5 inch Omni antennas and a Titan 5.8ghz panel. Below are my results (all tested in the same areas I tested above)
Boosted Runs
-2.4ghz 4600ft out (5inch Titan Omni antennas) in my neighborhood (can do more but didn't want to push it)
-2.4ghz 4900ft out (4hawks SR boosted) in my neighborhood (again can do more but didn't want to push it)
-2.4ghz 5400ft out (5inch Titan Omni antennas) where I work in a more open area with a little less wifi interference.
-2.4ghz 6650ft out (4hawks SR boosted) where I work in a more open area with a little less wifi interference.
-Both Runs I could have pushed further but did not want to push it.
Next up but not tested is I swapped out the 3watt 2.4ghz boosters for 4watt 5.8ghz boosters that I got from Rexuav. Once I test those I will post my results . I am also working on using the "Magic Spark" adapter to use a Mavic air battery in my Spark. This will allow full battery telemetry and up to 21 minute run times.
Hopefully someone will find this post helpful if they are looking to mod the Spark for more distance. If you have questions let me know and I would be happy to help out.
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