Quadcopters / Drones / Helicopters / Rotary wings stuff > FPV
FPV in IRL
Happy Days:
--- Quote --- rc receiver will be "flooded" by a transmission of nearby video TX .
--- End quote ---
Surely that would depend on the amount of separation of the video and rc signals and of the rc receivers image rejection ability..............wouldn't it? :?:
K.
DennisZ:
--- Quote from: "Happy Days" ---
Surely that would depend on the amount of separation of the video and rc signals and of the rc receivers image rejection ability..............wouldn't it? :?:
--- End quote ---
Keith, I am not educated enough in RF area , so I can only quote lads from rcgroups - "the safe way is to use 35/72MHz radio with whateverGHz video link".
Happy Days:
Hmmmmm, :?: don’t know Dennis. The 2.4ghz band is ENORMUS, can’t think why there would be a problem. :?:
It will be interesting to hear what kankrz has to tell us about the matter. :D
K.
DennisZ:
--- Quote from: "Happy Days" ---can’t think why there would be a problem. :?:
--- End quote ---
here http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1164899&highlight=flood
posts #13 and #15
DennisZ:
--- Quote from: "kankrz" --- 1.2GHz/500mW
--- End quote ---
page 29, table 13
http://www.comreg.ie/_fileupload/publications/odtr0271R1.pdf
Video Senders at 1349MHz up to 500mW - perfectly legal here,
if only you can find who makes them :(
still, you will have to obtain the license to use that
and it will be restricted to use only within a particular area
(if any local farmer already got such license in area where you live - you will not get it).
the info above is from comreg, I had a chat with them couple years ago.
Navigation
[0] Message Index
[#] Next page
[*] Previous page
Go to full version