Antenna TBS TRIUMPH PRO, SMA U.FL UFL MMCX, 90 °, 5.8G (MMCX)
The next revolution in circular polarization technology, the TBS Triumph Pro delivers professional performance in a compact, rugged package.
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Antenna TBS TRIUMPH PRO, SMA U.FL UFL MMCX at a competitive price
The TBS Triumph Pro antenna is an upgraded version of the original Triumph antenna. It is recognized as one of the best RC models in the FPV industry. Triumph Pro has been improved and miniaturized. At the same time, it retained excellent performance in the form of pull-out, circular radiation angle and high stability, even at low signal levels.
- Frequency range: 5500-6000MHz.
- Polarization: RHCP.
- Gain: 1.6dbic.
- Axial coefficient: 0.99.
- Cable: RG405 U.
- Antenna height with leg: 85mm.
- Antenna height without leg: 24mm.
- Case diameter: 15mm.
- Weight: 2-3 g.
The SMA U.FL UFL MMCX system mentioned in the name refers to the types of connectors that are provided for this antenna. SMA, UFL and MMCX are three types of high frequency coaxial connectors. You can choose the one that suits your device.
5.8G indicates the antenna frequency is 5.8 GHz, which is the standard for most FPV systems.
Specifics and features
The 90° modification presumably refers to the angled placement of the connector on the antenna. This makes installation even more convenient for a variety of frame styles.
The size and weight of the antenna has become significantly smaller. This has helped improve the overall performance of your FPV equipment. Compared to the original Triumph, the Triumph Pro offers improved strength and reliability. It is important to consider that although the antenna has a robust design. Also remember to adjust the bandwidth of your transmitter and receiver for optimal system performance.
