Antenna PRO Pagoda Super Long Low Band version (5.2Ghz) 3dbi

IMPORTANT: This is a special edition of the Pagoda antenna specifically tuned for the ~5200 MHz frequency range. Due to this tuning, it will have reduced performance outside this range, particularly in the 5.8 GHz band, so it is not recommended for use at higher frequencies like 5800Mhz.
 Becuse it's custom-made by order and tuned for specyfic frequency this version is non-returnable and non-exchangeable.

This antenna is available only in right-hand circular polarization (RHCP).

This special Pagoda edition performs best around 5200 MHz, ideal for low-band VTX (or VRX). The usable frequency range is approximately 5100-5400 MHz. It's suitable for both transmitting (TX) and receiving (RX) in digital and analog systems.

The Low Band Pagoda offers a more comfortable FPV experience with its extended 210mm cable, reducing signal dropouts caused by head obstruction.

Key benefits:

• Good omnidirectional radiation pattern
• Excellent axial ratio
• Compact and durable design
• Versatile for both transmitting and receiving

Each antenna undergoes spectrum analyzer testing. Multiple antenna orders are tuned to the same frequency range.

Why choose Prodrone Pro Pagoda:

• High-quality soldering
• Precise tuning (optimal performance at 5100-5400 MHz)
• Tight manufacturing tolerances

Specifications:

• Working Frequency: ~5200 MHz
• Type: Omnidirectional antenna
• Gain: 3 dBi
• Length: ~21 cm
• VSWR: Below 1.2
• Maximum power input: 50 W
• Connector: SMA or RP-SMA
• Polarization: RHCP

Remember, this antenna is optimized for the 5100-5400 MHz range and is not suitable for 5.8 GHz frequencies.

Hey FPV fans! Let's talk about getting the most out of your antennas, especially if you're into long-range flying. Here's the deal:

Higher is better, folks! It's like giving your antenna a boost on a pedestal. This is super important for the Pagoda Super Long - that beast is a whopping 210mm!

So, why should you care about antenna height? Here's the scoop:

1. Less junk in your signal: Lifting your antenna up helps dodge stuff that might mess with your video. Trust me, you want that crystal clear view when you're zooming around!
2. See farther, fly farther: Higher antenna? Better chance of keeping eyes on your drone. This is gold when you're pushing the limits of long-range flying.
3. Stretch that range: Less interference plus better line of sight equals flying further than ever before. The Pagoda Super Long is already a range monster, but a little lift can take it to the next level.
4. Smoother sailing: Higher usually means cleaner signals. That means buttery smooth video and rock-solid control. Crucial when you're way out there!
5. Beat the ground game: Lifting your antenna helps avoid the ground messing with your signals. It's like giving your radio waves a clear runway for takeoff.

Remember, the Pagoda Super Long is already a beast at 210mm. Put it up high, and you're in for some serious FPV awesomeness.

Just keep it real - don't go sticking your antenna on a 20-foot pole or anything crazy. Find that sweet spot for your setup and flying style.

Oh, and whatever you do, make sure that antenna is locked down tight. The last thing you want is your super-charged antenna taking a nosedive mid-flight!

Now get out there and show the sky who's boss!