Does anyone have a fix for Antenna's falling over with Windsurfers? It would be great if someone could print something up on a 3D printer.
Do those rubberbands prevent you from pushing the antennae away from the controller, thus tilting them downwards?
i have the same copper ones or one just like em off amazon . definitely worth the change spent on them, adds a great bit of heft but will try the rubber band method before spending 10$ on a 3d printed one. would be nice to have a clip like the one posted in the link above but seems its given free when u buy the windsurfer kits for 25$/16$ checked the vendor website and he doesnt sell the clips separate. bummer Dynamic 3D Solutions
I may be wrong, but I think the OP was looking for a solution to prevent the antennae from rotating and facing downwards. He hasn't clarified, so its anybody's guess. Windsurfers installed would prevent lateral motion.Not at all
Ok, found the link: Phantom 3 & Inspire 1 Controller / VideoAntenna Range Booster ~ Antenna Mount
Look at the base of the antennae, Those two slide-on pieces prevent the antenna from hinging downward. IDK if he sells them separately, but they work.
Ok, found the link: Phantom 3 & Inspire 1 Controller / VideoAntenna Range Booster ~ Antenna Mount
Look at the base of the antennae, Those two slide-on pieces prevent the antenna from hinging downward. IDK if he sells them separately, but they work.
That looks like what I would need. Hopefully I can get just the stabilizers.
Ok, found the link: Phantom 3 & Inspire 1 Controller / VideoAntenna Range Booster ~ Antenna Mount
Look at the base of the antennae, Those two slide-on pieces prevent the antenna from hinging downward. IDK if he sells them separately, but they work.
I printed this one on my 3d printer. DJI Phantom 3 / Inspire 1 Range Booster by giufini
It doesn't flop down the antenna due to weight, etc. It works well. It is one solid piece so the antenna can't move left/right and it holds the antenna at the top and bottom so it can't move.
I can probably print more on my 3d printer (for folks who don't have a 3d printer) for basically the cost of materials (filament and copper foil tape) + some labor (takes me about 30 minutes to chip away at the support materials and then sand everything down so it looks good) but if people are interested in simply having me print one and they handle the rest (the foil + chipping away part), then I can probably do these fairly cheap.
Or you can buy from the original designer on thingiverse for around $30 shipped to the US.
RVD.
yea @dynamic3dSolutions is gonna be my new 3d phantom 3 parts go to guy.....he takes pride and consideration in his work i can tell, returning my amazon windsurfer and ordered the full kit to have it all ...locking clips, adapter to connect the two boosters in perfect parallel . and the windsurfers them selves...I have both the one piece and two piece windsurfers. I've been using the two piece so I can put a V angle to the antennas. It's working fine but it can get in the way of the mode switches a bit. Anyone know if V angle is better for signal throw than straight up parallel, such as the one piece windsurfers do?
Btw, dynamic 3d is the place to buy. He's got great stuff. I just bought the battery compartment cover and got the antenna separater as a gift.
Yeah I bought a number of pieces from him, including the windsurfers, cable wrap, battery compartment cover and gimbal separation guard. His landing gear spacers don't interest me. If anything, I'd prefer the polar pro version where you get the height plus added width for a larger footprint for stability.yea @dynamic3dSolutions is gonna be my new 3d phantom 3 parts go to guy.....he takes pride and consideration in his work i can tell, returning my amazon windsurfer and ordered the full kit to have it all ...locking clips, adapter to connect the two boosters in perfect parallel . and the windsurfers them selves...
also ordered snap on landing gear spacers. looks to add about 1-1.5' inches more of clearance and its snap on and snap off. love this and the windsurfer because of how modular it is to be able to disasseble and pack up in oem dji hardcase backpack
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