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Sit back with a beverage and let Bruce talk at you a while:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6LuEhuU-l8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6LuEhuU-l8
d4ddyo said:Hiway said:Some things to consider when testing:
You can try a common mode filter inline to on the power to vtx- that will help with lines in picture and interference.
http://www.readymaderc.com/store/index. ... cts_id=533
Regarding range on a vtx- wattage does not necessarily equal power and distance- PROPER wattage is what you seek. If you are feeding that vtx with 11.4v and it has a sweet spot of say, 3.3v or 5v then it is not going to work efficiently, and in fact will perform worse than designed. You can fine tune that voltage by using this:
http://www.pololu.com/product/2118
Have no idea. It's just feeding from the phantom power through the dji fpv hub.
Hiway said:Sit back with a beverage and let Bruce talk at you a while:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6LuEhuU-l8
Gary E said:Hiway said:Sit back with a beverage and let Bruce talk at you a while:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6LuEhuU-l8
I watched that video last week. It prompted me to make the easiest change in the FPV equipment. So, I stepped up to the pay window and got the Circular Wireless antenna. See my previous post.
Hiway said:Some things to consider when testing:
You can try a common mode filter inline to on the power to vtx- that will help with lines in picture and interference.
http://www.readymaderc.com/store/index. ... cts_id=533
Regarding range on a vtx- wattage does not necessarily equal power and distance- PROPER wattage is what you seek. If you are feeding that vtx with 11.4v and it has a sweet spot of say, 3.3v or 5v then it is not going to work efficiently, and in fact will perform worse than designed. You can fine tune that voltage by using this:
http://www.pololu.com/product/2118
The 5k test video claims to be using a boscam 805 receiver with a panel antenna. That's comparing apples to oranges in my case. Guess it means I'll need to start from scratch.GhostMaster said:Dont get the dji avl58, its a boscam ts352 500mw tx, and its overpriced and heavy...
The TS353 400mw works fine, its a lot cheaper and lighter.
5km test with the ts353 and the Phantom 2.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Te9VbVg9EUM
Boscam TS353 400mw: http://j.mp/1gJ6t7s
Boscam 7" RX-LCD5802 5.8GHz Diversity Receiver: http://j.mp/1lZuham
LCD Battery Charger: http://j.mp/1h3CreQ
GhostMaster said:Dont get the dji avl58...
GhostMaster said:Dont get the dji avl58, its a boscam ts352 500mw tx, and its overpriced and heavy...
GhostMaster said:...The TS353 400mw works fine, its a lot cheaper and lighter...
GhostMaster said:...5km test with the ts353 and the Phantom 2.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Te9VbVg9EUM...
Gary E said:Hiway said:Sit back with a beverage and let Bruce talk at you a while:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6LuEhuU-l8
I watched that video last week. It prompted me to make the easiest change in the FPV equipment. So, I stepped up to the pay window and got the Circular Wireless antenna. See my previous post.
GhostMaster said:The Boscam 5802 LCD is really capable At least 2KM range, because i tested myself.
Hiway said:![]()
I can get almost 100 meters on a tiny 25mw vtx on one of my mini quads with this monitor and a circular and skew planar- the 25mw vtx has a simple short wire antenna. Pretty amazing- it's all about hitting those sweet spots with volts and amps, and making sure the power is clean (whole other thread) :shock:
Gary E said:Hiway said:![]()
I can get almost 100 meters on a tiny 25mw vtx on one of my mini quads with this monitor and a circular and skew planar- the 25mw vtx has a simple short wire antenna. Pretty amazing- it's all about hitting those sweet spots with volts and amps, and making sure the power is clean (whole other thread) :shock:
Are you suggesting the DJI products, ie: P2, AVL58, DJI Cloverleaf antennas, are not producing/transmitting clean power? Not sure what the included faces suggest (agreement, disagreement, other).
Gary E said:Chad,
I will interested in the test comparison of the AVL58 RX and the Monitor RX. I have an AVL58 RX standing by JIC (just in case).
Went out today, as the weather was better. At 100m AGL altitude, went out to 800m horizontal over a golf course with lots of trees, but somewhat flat, for this area anyway. The monitor reception was excellent with no degrade in quality. Brought the P2 back to about 30m horizontal and pushed it up to 300m AGL (the altitude limit programed in). Reception again was excellent with no degrade or washout in quality. That new RX antenna has made a ton of improvement.
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