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AVIATION / Video & radio / REVIEWED 2026-09-11

E03Video antenna

Couple the video radio signal into the air.

Manufacturers & products

The airborne video antenna is part of the RF system, not a decorative accessory. Match its frequency, handedness and connector to the transmitter and ground receiver.

American sourcing options appear first. A U.S. company or distributor label does not establish U.S. manufacturing. The origin notes identify the specific evidence and any limits.

manufacturer

Lumenier

Micro AXII 2 U.FL

Compact circularly polarized video antenna with cable and handedness variants. [1][2]

U.S. company

Lumenier identifies Sarasota, Florida headquarters and a Shenzhen facility. The cited US production claim concerns ARORA drones, not these antenna SKUs; antenna manufacturing origin is unverified. [1][2]

Program / application

5-inch 5.8 GHz video candidate; select connector and polarization [1][2]

Company location: Sarasota, Florida, USA

Online catalog / ordering

Official product page provides a catalog or inquiry route; verify current stock, revision, firmware and connectors before ordering.

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manufacturer

TrueRC Canada

Singularity 5.8 RP-SMA

Circularly polarized video antenna in several cable configurations. [4][5]

International supplier

TrueRC states all its antennas are designed and manufactured in Quebec, Canada. This is a manufacturer statement, not an independent lot certificate. [4][5]

Program / application

5-inch candidate only where an RP-SMA mount and cable arrangement fit [4][5]

Published manufacturing site: Quebec, Canada

Online catalog / ordering

Official product page provides a catalog or inquiry route; verify current stock, revision, firmware and connectors before ordering.

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manufacturer

Video Aerial Systems

Minion Pro U.FL

Compact circularly polarized FPV antenna. [3]

U.S. connection unverified

The manufacturer's reviewed product and contact pages did not establish a company address or a product-specific manufacturing origin. US production is therefore not claimed. [3]

Program / application

5-inch 5.8 GHz video candidate [3]

Online catalog / ordering

Official product page provides a catalog or inquiry route; verify current stock, revision, firmware and connectors before ordering.

View catalog & ordering

What remains unverified

  • VAS manufacturing origin could not be established from the bounded primary-source set.
  • Lumenier's US-made ARORA aircraft claim does not establish Micro AXII origin.
  • Comparable installed radiation patterns on this illustrative airframe are unavailable.

Where it comes from

A company address is shown separately from a published factory location. Request the manufacturing site and lot traceability for the exact part when sourcing.

What to compare

  • Frequency coverage · GHz

    The entire selected channel must fall inside the antenna's useful band.

  • Polarization

    RHCP, LHCP and linear antennas are different; a mismatch reduces received signal.

  • Radiation pattern

    Null directions and airframe shielding matter during banking and yaw.

  • Gain definition

    Compare dBic and dBi only with their reference and polarization understood.

  • Impedance and return loss

    Check matching data over the band rather than a single peak-gain figure.

  • Connector

    U.FL, SMA and RP-SMA are mechanically and electrically distinct.

  • Cable and mount · mm

    Cable length, strain relief and carbon-fiber clearance affect loss and crash survival.

  • Mass and construction · g

    Compare the exact connector/cable variant and documented manufacturing claim.

Selection & integration notes
  • Locate the radiator beyond conductive frame material while protecting the coax and connector.
  • A high-gain ground antenna does not replace correct onboard polarization or clear mounting.
  • Order the exact connector sex and handedness; photographs alone can be misleading.

Published product examples

2 REFERENCES

Specifications belong to the named product and configuration.

Micro AXII 2 U.FLLumenier
Gain
1.9 dBic[1]Manufacturer peak-gain claim; installed pattern may differ.
Frequency coverage
5.6–6.0 GHz[1]Technical-specification table; overview prose differs at its lower edge.
Cable variants
65 mm regular / 20 mm short[1]Choose the exact ordering variant; listed family mass spans configurations.
Example sources [1][2]
Minion Pro U.FLVideo Aerial Systems
Gain
2.5 dBic[3]Manufacturer claim; no independent installed-airframe test.
Frequency coverage
5500–6000 MHz[3]Published antenna band.
Mass
2.3 g[3]Product listing value; confirm ordered connector and cable.
Example sources [3]

Sources & references

REVIEWED 2026-09-11

Manufacturer pages and technical documents support the linked claims. A review date is not a publication date or stock check.

  1. Lumenier Micro AXII 2 5.8 GHz U.FL antenna Lumenier · Publication date not stated

    Antenna gain, specified frequency coverage, variants and cable lengths.

    Accessed 2026-09-11
  2. New ARORA light show drones compatible with Drone Show Software Lumenier · Published 2024-09-09

    Sarasota headquarters and Shenzhen facility; ARORA origin cannot establish antenna origin.

    Accessed 2026-09-11
  3. Minion Pro Video Aerial Systems · Publication date not stated

    Antenna gain, frequency range and mass; no factory origin in reviewed listing.

    Accessed 2026-09-11
  4. Singularity 5.8 RP-SMA TrueRC Canada · Publication date not stated

    Compact circularly polarized video antenna offering and variants.

    Accessed 2026-09-11
  5. About TrueRC TrueRC Canada · Publication date not stated

    Explicit statement that all TrueRC antennas are designed and manufactured in Quebec, Canada.

    Accessed 2026-09-11