When I first got my quad, I was running Aomway CP antennas. I would break one every 3 weeks or so. After I ran through 3 or 4 of them, I switched over to the TBS Triumph antennas.
First off, the reception was noticeably better than my other antennas. I run one Triumph on my goggles and one on my quad. I can stand inside of my house and fly all around the outside with little noticeable breakup, and I'm only running a 200mw transmitter.
Secondly, I still haven't broken one. I crash pretty often, sometimes at high speed through trees. I've broken plenty of "indestructable" props, frame parts, an ESC, and two batteries, yet I somehow still can't kill my antenna. The top casing hasn't come loose at all, the wire of the antenna isn't cracking, nothing. I feel like only a full speed prop strike could actually hurt this thing, but it's never bent far enough in a crash to get hit by the props, and I'm only running it slightly above the prop line. I would say I'd buy more of these, but I feel like I'll never really need to. I recommend these antennas to everyone, if only because it's awesome not needing to replace yet another part every few weeks due to hard flying.
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When I first got my quad, I was running Aomway CP antennas. I would break one every 3 weeks or so. After I ran through 3 or 4 of them, I switched over to the TBS Triumph antennas.First off, the reception was noticeably better than my other antennas. I run one Triumph on my goggles and one on my quad. I can stand inside of my house and fly all around the outside with little noticeable breakup, and I'm only running a 200mw transmitter.Secondly, I still haven't broken one. I crash pretty often, sometimes at high speed through trees. I've broken plenty of "indestructable" props, frame parts, an ESC, and two batteries, yet I somehow still can't kill my antenna. The top casing hasn't come loose at all, the wire of the antenna isn't cracking, nothing. I feel like only a full speed prop strike could actually hurt this thing, but it's never bent far enough in a crash to get hit by the props, and I'm only running it slightly above the prop line. I would say I'd buy more of these, but I feel like I'll never really need to. I recommend these antennas to everyone, if only because it's awesome not needing to replace yet another part every few weeks due to hard flying.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2017
When I first got my quad, I was running Aomway CP antennas. I would break one every 3 weeks or so. After I ran through 3 or 4 of them, I switched over to the TBS Triumph antennas.
First off, the reception was noticeably better than my other antennas. I run one Triumph on my goggles and one on my quad. I can stand inside of my house and fly all around the outside with little noticeable breakup, and I'm only running a 200mw transmitter.
Secondly, I still haven't broken one. I crash pretty often, sometimes at high speed through trees. I've broken plenty of "indestructable" props, frame parts, an ESC, and two batteries, yet I somehow still can't kill my antenna. The top casing hasn't come loose at all, the wire of the antenna isn't cracking, nothing. I feel like only a full speed prop strike could actually hurt this thing, but it's never bent far enough in a crash to get hit by the props, and I'm only running it slightly above the prop line. I would say I'd buy more of these, but I feel like I'll never really need to. I recommend these antennas to everyone, if only because it's awesome not needing to replace yet another part every few weeks due to hard flying.
First off, the reception was noticeably better than my other antennas. I run one Triumph on my goggles and one on my quad. I can stand inside of my house and fly all around the outside with little noticeable breakup, and I'm only running a 200mw transmitter.
Secondly, I still haven't broken one. I crash pretty often, sometimes at high speed through trees. I've broken plenty of "indestructable" props, frame parts, an ESC, and two batteries, yet I somehow still can't kill my antenna. The top casing hasn't come loose at all, the wire of the antenna isn't cracking, nothing. I feel like only a full speed prop strike could actually hurt this thing, but it's never bent far enough in a crash to get hit by the props, and I'm only running it slightly above the prop line. I would say I'd buy more of these, but I feel like I'll never really need to. I recommend these antennas to everyone, if only because it's awesome not needing to replace yet another part every few weeks due to hard flying.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2017
These are the best antennas I have ever put on my quad. The video is crystal clear. Flying through brush and on the other side of buildings with a 200mw transmitter only has a slight breakup. Compared to any other antenna I have tried which has significant breakup. These are smaller than I expected, which is nice for miniquads. I have yet to put them through a crash to test them for durability, but by the looks of the bass by the SMA connector, there is some extra bulk, so hopefully this is reinforcement. Compared to the FXT antenna next to the Triumph, you can see just how much more material is at that base. If you manage to break that, then you probably have your antenna in a bad spot. I have broken two of the FXT antennas and both broke right at the base. the plastic cover over the antennas feels cheep compared to the rest of the antenna. The connection into the cover feels solid. Hopefully these antennas live up to the hype. So far, they do.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2017
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2017
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2016
Triumph antennas themselves are amazingly durable and produce some of the best 5.8GHZ signal I've seen. I run them on all my quadcopters now.
3 stars because what I received was actually the the RP-SMA version of these (silver connector) and not the SMA version (gold connector), as stated in the product description and picture. They did come with RP-SMA to SMA adapters, so I'll be able to connect them, but I'd prefer not to have to use adapters, hence why I tried to order the SMA version in the first place.
3 stars because what I received was actually the the RP-SMA version of these (silver connector) and not the SMA version (gold connector), as stated in the product description and picture. They did come with RP-SMA to SMA adapters, so I'll be able to connect them, but I'd prefer not to have to use adapters, hence why I tried to order the SMA version in the first place.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2021
