Recent content by JohnnyB

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(Little positivity for the forum... it’s shy of it here and there.. lol)

I need to admit that technically speaking this is the correct and best way people should interpret this meaning of cruising speed. My simple common sense method of interpretation works for me but maybe not others. In my mind, cruising has the same meaning as traveling or going.... whatever speed...

All good points. Users should have a clear picture by now of how it works and what could happen.

I thought my quote “cruising speed THAT IS SET” was a pretty clear explanation of the term. I do see where new users may not get the full meaning so thanks for the additional input. But to clarify... To new users, and as quoted from Litchi help manual, “By default, the aircraft will use the...

Ah, gotcha. That’s indeed an odd one. Leads me to think it’s within the app... 2 versions.. android/iOS.. one coded to resume and one not (yet). Maybe update both and run test again?

2.4 GHz 8.5 dBi Omnidirectional Antenna - N-Male Connector - HG2409U

You’re welcome Jeff. My curiosity gets the best of me so, I tried to find specs specific to your 500mW amplifier but couldn’t. What I was hunting for was the RX specs. On the SAXU it’s 20dB RX... it’s possible that the SAX - 500mW has the same RX specs as the SAXU. If so, I would definitely give...

That has been discussed already but a quick recap is, I know of 2 different users that has tried this ‘preamp’ method with not very good results. If I remember correctly, a sunhan got toasted in the process. Try at your own risk. My personal opinion, I wouldn’t want to ruin a already clean and...

I will try once again to help you break down the model number in more detail.. First thing in the model number is the frequency.. 2400 is 2.4gHz.. SAX is outdoor, SAE is indoor. The fact that your model number has a specific watt afterwards means it’s a non-adjustable “fixed” wattage.. so 500mw...

Progress??

Looks great Sky... you’re ahead of the game... carry on... lol

Take advice from all the hours of trial and error that these guys had already accomplished and figure out a way to direct mount your antenna to the amplifier....

Good deal! Let us know how they work out!