Скачать или смотреть 1/4 wavelength 5.8ghz mini cloverleaf antenna test

I'm not going for ultimate range here, I'm going for something usable on a whoop that is durable and weighs as little as possible. Regular cloverleaf antennas on whoops are usually too big/heavy or too fragile for practical use. .5mm wire (stripped from Cat5 cable) is usually too fragile too, however, by being so small it fits inside the canopy making the overall setup very durable.

As for the antenna I'm not sure if 1/4 wavelength is the correct term. A traditional clover antenna as a 1/2 wavelength lobe and 1/4 wavelength radius. This antenna has a 1/4 wavelength lobe and 1/8 wavelength radius making it 1/8th the size of a regular cloverleaf antenna. As for weight... I don't know. less than 1g as that's the resolution of my kitchen scale and it measures 0. I actually put a regular whip antenna of the same size with it on the scale and it still registered 0 grams so....

Drone:
75mm 1S build
Mobula 7 V2 frame
BetaFPV board (old 2S Board but runs 1S just fine)
FrSky XM+
GNB 1S 450mah LiHV (BT2.0 connector converted)
TBS Unify Nano VTX @ 25mw
3 lobe handmade 1/4 wavelength LHCP antenna
Goggles:
Fatshark HD2 (L1 and L10 mod)
Rapidfire Mode 2
Dual 6 lobe LHCP handmade cloverleaf antennas 90 degrees opposed
Radio:
FrSky X-Lite