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TrueRC X-Air vs Axii 2 patch antenna performance comparison

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Running analog on my EV200D goggles and trying to decide between these two popular patch antennas for my diversity setup. The X-Air has 10dB gain with 120? beamwidth and more focused pattern, while the Axii has wider coverage but slightly lower gain and is more compact.

I mainly fly in wooded areas with some buildings, so I need good penetration but also don't want to lose signal when I move my head slightly. I've seen reports that TrueRC antennas show less frequent bitrate drops compared to stock antennas. Anyone done actual range tests comparing these two?

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I use the X-Air on my personal goggles and chose it for testing - the 10dB gain and 120? beam is perfect for enhanced coverage without being so narrow you lose signal when moving your head. For wooded flying the extra penetration is worth it.

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Had both and honestly the difference is pretty marginal in real world use. I went with the Axii 2 because it's less bulky on the goggles and I tend to look around a lot when flying. The slightly wider pattern works better for my flying style.

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You're overthinking it - both are solid antennas from reputable manufacturers. Even budget antennas often provide similar reception to expensive ones, and the performance difference isn't always obvious. I'd focus more on having a good omnidirectional antenna paired with whichever patch you choose.

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