Used to be everyone had a pile of these laying around. If you're flying a linear dipole on your whoop and wondering where your old rubber ducky flew off to, we've got you covered! NewBeeDrone explains it simply in their Honey Patch listing: 

"If you are using a linear whip antenna on your micro quad and using a circular antenna to receive you would be experiencing a 3db loss due to the mixed polarization signals, for each 3db drop in signal that is a half in power so effectively your 25mW vtx will only be seen as transmitting 12.5mW."

Just a simple linear omni antenna, these work great when paired with a linear patch like the NewbeeDrone Honey Patch or the Menace Bandicoot on your diversity module.

The downside of linear polarization is its susceptibility to multi-path interference. Locations with lots of metal and hard surfaces will tend to reflect lots of RF causing a noisy FPV feed. The ImmersionRC rapidFIRE module is terrific at handling this type of interference.

Check out all our linear antennas as well as the entire receiver antenna selection!

Features

• 360° rotation and 90° bend articulation of easy mounting and positioning
• Knurled SMA for easy installation and removal
• Cheap!

Specifications

• Gain: 3 dBi
• Type: Omni-directional Dipole
• Polarization: Linear Vertical
• VSWR: 1.8:1
• Frequency: 5100~5800MHz
• Size: L105xW10xH10mm
• Weight: 14g

Includes

• 1x Omni-Directional 5.8GHz Articulated SMA "Rubber Ducky" Antenna - Linear