Firstly, i have not tried any of these ideas, nor am i an elite FPV pilot, however i was thinking about this idea, and...
CP cloverleaf antennas work best when they are parallel. If the antennas become out of phase, the signal strength massively drops. This effect is even more prominent in "Rubber Ducky" antennas.
What if one were to mount the fpv transmitter, or even the antenna? onto a brushless gimbal placed on a multicopter/plane?
This would keep the antenna vertical 100% of the time, resulting in a better signal strength
Again, this is only a concept, and haven't seen anything on it, but just throwing this idea out there...
Geck
CP cloverleaf antennas work best when they are parallel. If the antennas become out of phase, the signal strength massively drops. This effect is even more prominent in "Rubber Ducky" antennas.
What if one were to mount the fpv transmitter, or even the antenna? onto a brushless gimbal placed on a multicopter/plane?
This would keep the antenna vertical 100% of the time, resulting in a better signal strength
Again, this is only a concept, and haven't seen anything on it, but just throwing this idea out there...
Geck