



Lollipop 4 Stubby 5.8G FPV Antenna - High Gain Circular Polarized Micro Omni Antenna for Racing Drones
The FOXEER Lollipop 4 Stubby 5.8G FPV Antenna brings surgical video transmission clarity into an ultra-low-profile form factor, maximizing aerodynamic efficiency for high-speed racing builds. Moving away from long, bendable antenna stalks that easily catch on branches or propeller blades, this stubby version mounts flush against the drone body. Utilizing an advanced dual-jacket structure alongside pure copper element arrays, it achieves an optimal axial ratio and a near-perfect circular radiation pattern, providing pilots with rock-solid video telemetry loops and absolute visual tracking clarity through tight indoor micro gates.
Key Features :
Advanced Circular Polarization: Delivers high multi-path signal rejection to completely clean up video feeds near concrete structures or thick tree lines.
Ultra-Low Aerodynamic Drag: The compact stubby layout reduces physical air drag dramatically, keeping racing drone weight balanced and fast.
Durable Double-Jacket Cover: Encased in a ruggedized, impact-absorbing composite shell designed to take direct propeller hits without snapping internal joints.
Premium Gold-Plated Terminal: Outfitted with low-loss connector elements to ensure clean, high-efficiency microwave power transfer from the VTX module.
Use Cases :
Primary video transmission antenna for 3-inch freestyle builds, high-speed 5-inch racing quads, and micro tiny whoop platforms.
Low-profile receiver antenna mounting options for compact FPV goggles, micro tracking stations, and field monitoring screens.
High-frequency video telemetry links for agile custom multirotors operating inside high-interference indoor environments.
Technical Specifications :
| Specification Parameter | Product Detail |
| Brand Developer | Foxeer FPV |
| Model Registration | Lollipop 4 Stubby Version |
| Center Frequency | 5.8GHz Industry Frequency Band |
| Bandwidth Range | 5.5GHz to 6.0GHz Continuous |
| Peak Signal Gain | 2.6 Dbi High-Efficiency Output |
| Axial Ratio Constant | Near 1.0 Perfect Circular Response |
| Radiation Pattern | 360 Degree Omnidirectional Matrix |
| Connector Interface | Choice of SMA / RP-SMA / U.FL Micro Plugs |
| Net Hardware Weight | ~4.8 Grams Ultra Light Mass |
Compatibility Information :
This micro antenna interfaces flawlessly with high-power FPV video transmitters, including Rush VTX blocks, TBS Unify lines, and standard analog multi-channel systems. The stubby body matches standard mounting holes on TPU rear brackets and carbon fiber frames, fitting securely without requiring secondary extensions or flexible adapter links.
Frequently Ask Questions :
Q1 ) What structural benefits does the circular polarization design bring to FPV racing tracks?
Ans : Circular polarization ensures that reflected waves bouncing off obstacles like walls or gates change polarization direction. The antenna actively rejects these inverted waves, which vastly cuts down on static breakup, screen tearing, and ghosting artifacts while you fly.
Q2 ) What additional secondary accessories do I need to mount this stubby unit to my quadcopter?
Ans : The antenna arrives fully assembled with its connector plug and protective cap shroud intact. To mount it securely, you simply need a standard 3D-printed TPU antenna tail bracket or an integrated carbon top-plate mount hole that matches the selected connector layout.
Q3 ) Can I use standard industrial cyanoacrylate CA super glue to repair a cracked plastic antenna cap?
Ans : No, rigid CA super glues can introduce chemical stress cracks on certain smooth plastics and leave brittle white residues that alter signal matching. If the protective cap splits after a hard crash, it is best to seal the seam with thin flexible silicone adhesive or hot-melt glue.
Q4 ) Is the Foxeer Lollipop 4 antenna optimized for high-performance video setups in India?
Ans : Yes, it is fully optimized for standard 5.8GHz video transmission equipment commonly used by pilots across India. The antenna maintains clean impedance matching across all standard race bands, keeping your setup compliant with local digital telemetry performance rules.
Q5 ) Which connector style should I choose to match my video transmitter directly?
Ans : The Lollipop 4 Stubby line comes in SMA, RP-SMA, and micro U.FL (IPEX) connector variants. Check your VTX module's output terminal block carefully: select a threaded SMA variant for heavy-duty builds, or choose the direct micro U.FL clip for lightweight builds.




