Lumenier AXII HD DJI FPV Patch Antennen Set LHCP

Name: Lumenier AXII HD DJI FPV Patch Antennen Set LHCP
Brand: Lumenier
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Digital FPV System

The Lumenier AXII HD set is the cleanest way to upgrade the range on your DJI V1 or V2 goggles. Instead of having long, awkward antennas sticking out, this set uses low-profile patches that snap onto the front and tiny "stubbies" for the top. It significantly boosts your signal penetration when you’re facing your drone, making it a must-have for long-range or flying behind thick trees and concrete.

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Lumenier AXII HD DJI FPV Patch Antenna Set LHCP FPV Accessories Version V2 (Visor/Combo) Style Directional/Omni Upgrade

The AXII HD series (specifically the V2 Visor combo) was designed with TrueRC to solve the "bulkiness" problem of high-gain antennas. It replaces the stock DJI antennas with a sleek, integrated look that stays on the goggles even when you put them back in your bag.

High-Gain Directional Power: The two patch antennas are directional, meaning they "reach out" much further than stock antennas. With an 8.4 dBiC gain, they are built to pull in a clear signal from miles away or through heavy interference, provided you are generally facing the drone.
Wide Beam Width: Usually, high-gain means a narrow "tunnel" of signal. The AXII HD patches have a 76-degree horizontal and vertical beam, which is very forgiving. You don't have to keep your head perfectly locked on the drone to maintain a solid link.
Seamless Goggle Fit: The V2 Visor version actually embeds the antennas inside a custom-molded faceplate that matches the DJI goggles' aesthetic. It includes a 15-degree "up-tilt" built into the mount, which naturally aligns the antennas with the drone while you’re looking slightly down during a flight.
Stubby Omnis for the Top: The combo includes two Micro AXII 2 Stubbies. These handle the 360-degree signal, so if you happen to fly behind yourself or high overhead, you won't instantly lose video.

Technical Specifications:

Frequency: 5.8GHz
Gain (Patch): 8.4 dBiC
Gain (Stubby): 1.9 dBiC
Beam Width (Patch): 76° H / 76° V
Efficiency: 95% (Patch) / 99% (Stubby)
Polarization: LHCP (Left Hand Circularly Polarized)
Connector: RP-SMA (Direct fit for DJI V1/V2 Goggles)
Weight: 33g (Visor Patch) / 3.5g (Micro Stubby)

The Pilot's Reality Check:

Orientation Matters: Since the patches are directional, your signal will be weakest directly behind your head. If you plan on doing a lot of "behind-the-back" proximity flying, you'll need to rely on the stubbies, which aren't quite as powerful as the stock DJI "long" antennas.
V1 vs. V2 Goggles: While these fit the V1 and V2 goggles perfectly, they are not compatible with the DJI Goggles 2 or Goggles Integra (which use different connectors and internal antennas). Make sure you’re using the older, larger DJI goggle style.
Travel Friendly: The biggest "real world" win here isn't just the range—it's that you never have to unscrew your antennas again. They are so low-profile that the goggles still fit into most carrying cases with the antennas attached.

📦 Package contains

1 * Lumenier AXII HD 2 Patch Visor 5.8GHz Antennas (LHCP)
2 * Micro AXII HD 2 Stubby Antennas
1 * Mounting Hardware Set

🤔 Frequently Asked Questions

Why does this set have both "Patches" and "Stubbies"?
It’s the best of both worlds. The Patch antennas are directional—they give you massive range and penetration in front of you (where you are looking). The Stubby antennas are omni-directional, providing 360-degree coverage so you don't lose signal if the drone flies behind your head. Together, they create a complete "security blanket" for your video link.
Is it hard to install on my DJI Goggles?
Not at all. The antennas are designed with a form-fitting shape that matches the front profile of the DJI Goggles. They use RP-SMA connectors that screw directly onto the goggles' ports—no messy adapters or extra cables required. Most pilots just leave them on permanently because they are so low-profile.
What kind of range increase should I expect?
With a gain of 8.2 to 8.4 dBiC (depending on the version), you can expect a significant boost. In open fields, pilots often see their range double compared to the stock setup. More importantly, in "noisy" environments with lots of WiFi or obstacles, the signal stays much cleaner and high-definition for longer.
Will it work with my DJI FPV Drone or just custom quads?
If you are using the DJI FPV Goggles V2 with the original Caddx Vista or Air Unit (LHCP), this is perfect. However, if you are flying the "ready-to-fly" DJI FPV Drone (the potato) or the Avata, those systems use both 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz. These antennas are 5.8GHz only, so they are best suited for custom-built "Digital" quads.
Does it matter which port I screw them into?
On the DJI Goggles V1/V2, the bottom two ports are primarily for receiving, while the top ports handle some transmission. For the best performance, you should mount the Patch antennas on the bottom ports and the Stubbies on the top ports. This ensures your high-gain "ears" are optimized for catching the signal from the drone.