X²-Air 5.8 MK II Antenna Combo with Stubbies for DJI FPV Goggles

More gain and more convenience! This is the adaptation of the all mighty X²-AIR into a slick low profile face mount for the DJI goggles . Simply peel the included adhesive, stick them on and throw your goggles in your bag ready for a day of flying. Improved 13dBic gain and massive combined beam width of 180deg, yield an amazing flight experience in the toughest conditions.

Designed for original DJI FPV Goggles V1 & V2. For upgrading your DJI Goggles 2, check out the X-Air 5.8 MKII Antenna Set!

Features

• Circularly Polarized
• Sector type beam shape (widest on horizontal)
• Mount direct on DJI faceplate with included adhesive backing
• Compact low-profile design on your goggles, easy to store and transport
• High 13 dBic for unsurpassed long range and signal penetration
• Large SWR and axial ratio bandwidth, work even out of the 5.8GHz band
• Super wide 150 degree beam for each antenna combining to 180deg beam width
• Custom knurled RP-SMA connectors
• Optional highly compact stubby antennas for combined directional and omnidirectional coverage

Specifications (X²-Air)

• Bandwidth: 5.1GHz-7.0GHz
• Gain: 13 dBic
• Polarization: LHCP or RHCP
• Beam-width Horizontal*: 150deg
• Beam-width Vertical*: 62deg
• Hor. beam @-3dB**: 75deg.
• Vert. beam @-3dB**: 34deg.
• Connector: Custom knurled RP-SMA
• Dimension: 72mm x 34mm x 15mm
• Weight: 20g each
• Include adhesive mount for installation onto DJI FPV goggles.

*Coverage of individual antenna where reception is at least equivalent to an omni.
**Coverage of individual antenna where at least 70% of the max range is obtained.

Specifications (Singularity Stubby)

• Gain: 1.9dbic
• Polarization: RHCP or LHCP (Stock DJI is LHCP)
• Cross-Polar Rejection: -15 to -30dB (1.9%)
• Bandwidth: 5.6GHz-6.0GHz
• Radiation Efficiency: 99%
• SWR: <=1.5:1
• Weight: 3.7 g
• Size: 12.7mm x 20mm
• Connector: RP-SMA

US. Pat. 10,804,618

Can. Pat. 2968566

Combo Includes

• 2x X²-Air MKII antennas (one for each side)
• 2x Singularity stubby antennas