Accidentally banged the lollipop omni antennas on my goggles against a door lol.  The cover on one of em popped off letting me see inside ...







I kinda like these Foxeer omnis. I got them only because I needed some stubbies in a pinch and Amazon had them with prime shipping. Now I use two of them at right angles on my goggles.

Interesting. I just assumed they were printed PCB/foil like the TrueRC Singularity. Here is a picture of that from when I accidentally banged mine too (which was actually really easy to do):



I guess that explains why the Foxeer one is larger.

That's what I thought too! I was kind of impressed when I saw inside.

(15-May-2019, 07:14 PM)Recursion Wrote: Interesting. I just assumed they were printed PCB/foil like the TrueRC Singularity.

Yes, the Lollipop 1's were.

The OP's photo is of a Lollipop 2. If you open a Lollipop 1 you will find that it's different to the Lollipop 2 but identical to the internals of the Lumenier AXII (i.e. a direct clone). 

I believe that is one reason that Foxeer were forced/pressured into releasing a Lollipop 2 with a different internal design, because they got accused of blatantly ripping off the AXII.

(15-May-2019, 07:37 PM)SnowLeopardFPV Wrote: Yes, the Lollipop 1's were.

The OP's photo is of a Lollipop 2. If you open a Lollipop 1 you will find that it's different to the Lollipop 2 but identical to the internals of the Lumenier AXII (i.e. a direct clone). 

I believe that is one reason that Foxeer were forced/pressured into releasing a Lollipop 2 with a different internal design, because they got accused of blatantly ripping off the AXII.

Haha that's funny!
I just tested antennas (again) and found that Lollipop 1 is the best Lollipop Foxeer ever made
Now that I found this infos here I see L1 is PCB (AXII) and 2 (and 3 also?) are SPW wires again. 
https://public.tableau.com/profile/phi23...im/Boxplot

Also: note that the stubbies apperantly have less performance in their "antenna null" then normal Lollies.

(05-Aug-2020, 03:41 PM)rcschim Wrote: I just tested antennas (again) and found that Lollipop 1 is the best Lollipop Foxeer ever made
Now that I found this infos here I see L1 is PCB (AXII) and 2 (and 3 also?) are SPW wires again. 
https://public.tableau.com/profile/phi23...im/Boxplot

I assume this is the famous RCSchim of YouTube fame?  

I still have a V1 Lollipop on my 5" quad. It's a shame you can't get them anymore. I'd better be careful not to break it. I think people always assume that newer revisions of the same product are better, but I guess this proves that it's not always the case.

Thanks for sharing your antenna data. Very useful

EDIT: I just watched your video that complements the Tableau data and I now understand what the "good" and "bad" orientation actually means  A link to your video is below so that others on here have a chance to watch it if they don't follow your channel. That was a lot of hard work and time spent, so thanks again for doing those tests and providing the data to the RC hobby community.

Wow they actually look well made. Good to know.

(05-Aug-2020, 04:02 PM)SnowLeopardFPV Wrote: I assume this is the famous RCSchim of YouTube fame?  
I still have a V1 Lollipop on my 5" quad. It's a shame you can't get them anymore. I'd better be careful not to break it. I think people always assume that newer revisions of the same product are better, but I guess this proves that it's not always the case.
Thanks for sharing your antenna data. Very useful
EDIT: I just watched your video that complements the Tableau data and I now understand what the "good" and "bad" orientation actually means  A link to your video is below so that others on here have a chance to watch it if they don't follow your channel. That was a lot of hard work and time spent, so thanks again for doing those tests and providing the data to the RC hobby community.

hehe famous RCSchim 
I'm into FPV for quite a while so a few others long enough in FPV might recognize me
Glad you liked my video! greets, Mario