But do you still have fun???

@@DuckyRC heck yeah I do, there's a lot of hiccups in FPV, but it's super fun and super useful for what I do.

@@LandonCramer That's all that matters ;)

Haha. One of the better comments on yt.

What FC are you using? I have the same setup, using the micro TX and my rssi seems to randomly drop and come back when I'm only a few hundred feet away. It's never lost signal, but my OSD and taranis qx7 always whines about signal being weak.

Make sure rssi is set to lq on crossfire. And aux is on 8

@@DOOMRiderfpv already have that done (I'll double check though) . It seems to be reading it correctly, it just seems to fluctuate when close a lot more than I would expect

@@jacobdimick7070 did you mod your QX7?

@@feelmyola yes

lol. Steel is an American. I give him mad props for even acknowledging metric.

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I suppose it would be the same for the frsky R9m receiver antennas. And have you been given an impulserc Apex frame to try out? Or do they (Impulserc) even bother because your an Alien guy? (I have 4 Aliens:)

Love you longtime, spread the good word

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Haha. Missing link :). I had a sweet mental image

@@MrSteeleFPV ​ Yep, I am that nice, big guy sitting in front of his favorite toy (now don't get the wrong one here lol) that you saw there! That FPT(hought) reiception works good, Mr. Steele! xD

Absolutely, i get 99% Rssi and 60 when i make a turn, reason: T-antenna horizontal, but vertical mounting would give the same problem but then on another axis XD

Until you realise he made a directional vertical. Perfect for flying away, not so great flying towards yourself.

@@smooth_ops2942 not me, I've never met steele in person.

John Hoover I always scan through videos first. Lol.

They do. Look for Micro Vee, I think it was, on their website

@@UnrulyRotors ok thanks

@@UnrulyRotors Yeah but I like it to be 90 degrees vee lol

Hej dont you notice more drops in RSSI with Immortal T when you're turning and facing the antenna ends.

according to trappy and also everything known about how rf works, yes it will effectively reduce range and reception quality, however, crossfire is nothing short of bad ass and is self healing and able to identify and adjust to noise and interference ( that's what they say and I haven't been able to prove otherwise) so unless you are flying something a bit larger than a 5 inch or are trying to get some crazy penetration beyond what Steel does(I don't dare try to do half the shit he does regularly for fear of failsafe) you would be hard pressed to ever notice any loss of range.

I was thinking on getting one of ur quads. But being a high school student, and the fact that it’s not cheap, not sure weather I should grab a $100 practice quad first?

TheVonny77 watch his how to fpv series playlist and that’ll get you going fast while being efficient with your money

@@TheVonny77 Dude, get a bnf micro(2 or 3 inch) like an Emax babyhawk r pro or even just the babyhawk r, or diatone r90 or even something like an et115 cause they will still fly 3s packs and the et115 v2 is pretty durable short of getting caught in a tree, trying to spin it out will toast motors and can cook the 4 in 1 esc but crashes be damned, the thing doesn't want to break. The babyhawk r 3 inch is quite the beast, hauls major ass and is great fun to fly, the r pro flys better probably cause of the f4 FC. Plus any of the smaller quads that weigh in at less than 250 grams don't need to be registered with the FAA and you don't have to notify air traffic control as long as you don't fly above 400 feet or directly in the line of the runway for a mile or so either direction, I live near a major airport so when I fly my smaller quads I don't bother making the call since they told me I didn't need to, when I fly my 5 inch I do make the call before to let them know when and where and for how long and what celling height and then have to call after to let them know I'm done. Needless to say, I tend to fly my sub 250 gram quads more often cause not that calling is a pain but sometimes I just want to fly right then and it's easier plus if a cop tried to give me shit I can pull up the airports web site which I have saved and also the FAA regulations and pretty much tell him that I have gotten the ok from anyone in the vacinity and basically tell him to go fuck himself as I am doing nothing wrong and am not required by any law or regulation to do anything differently. Not in those words but the meaning is always loud and clear

I can look into that

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gr52qKZnqZ7de6c.html That are steeles PIDs :)

Yeah man. Grab my PIDs online :). They aren’t a secret Enjoy :)

@@MrSteeleFPV where are your latest rates, though... I see them in this pids video but thought you used to have your current setting listed somewhere before....

Thank you two!

there is a diversity Rx for crsf as well, since you have 2 just make 2 of these and mount them out each side, the only place the antenna has a null is directly out of the tip, if you have one out each side the times when you are in one antenna null the other antenna is in a prime angle for reception.

Same way just sideways

Underrated comment.

like fpvtutor said, it's all about the sub 250 gram (pretty much all 3 inch and smaller quads) if you don't want to have to register or get permission to fly, still have to be mindful of any actual full size air traffic and can't be flying over people or stadium while people are going to be there or have just left and need to stay under 400 feet etc but the micro quads have next to no other rules aside from common sense and courtesy basics that anything jamming through the air with spinning blades that can injure others or yourself should have.

Like i do with my 2.3" and 3" Quads in Germany. Same here everything under 250grams can be flown without license. But respect "No Flightzones" like near an Airport or Nature Reserve.

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I currently have the same question in mind. Did you find the answer yet? Please advise if you have. Many thanks

much more likely to have a random failsafe having it running along the arm since the arm is carbon fiber and causes issues with RF. I use bottom mount batteries so I run an immortal T but have it almost an inch below my arm and the actual antenna is running perpendicular to the arm so the cross of the t is the only spot near the arm and still spaced far enough I don't ever have issues.

@@twistedsocal yeah my bad perpendicular under the arm I meant!

@@stickboyfpv4742 lol alright, was curious how you were doing it and not getting some sort of decreased range otherwise