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Oh boy, not sure this guy has his math right... IBV will be all over this guy...lol
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I thought I'd just make a lame video, getting everyone's hopes up and then sit in my chair while all wait for me to lose my baby in the sunset.(Laughs).
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Lol!!!! Good stuff! Love the build! Looks great!
Was reading a thread John Locke was involved with. Great info. Thought I'd share it here.
RF power measurements
RF power measurements
Johnny, have you hooked up your RF meter to your new 658 controller to see what its power output is? And when its linked to your P4?
(Nevermind, I just read what you wrote. I missed these great threads when they were made)
(Nevermind, I just read what you wrote. I missed these great threads when they were made)
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RigExpert Handheld 2.4x GHz RF Spectrum Analyzer (IT-24) from Solid Signal
RigExpert Handheld 2.4x GHz RF Spectrum Analyzer (IT-24) from Solid Signal
I had built a 12v power cable assy for powering my amps on tripods mobile setup. It works well, but thats just another flurry of cables to deal with in addition to the LMR octopus. I got a idea of just powering the amps with my 12v batteries that usually attach to controller FPVLR antenna and amps that go on the controller. They have dual leads so I can power both the final amp and if I pre-amp them, those as well. In theory it looks good and should work. I'll need to test the capacity and endurance of this set up.
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While you test this pre thing, you may also consider testing the 'chain sequence'.. letting Linx be "last" in the chain in both directions. If I have this in my head right, on the RX side, would the Linx be pre-amping the sunhan since signal is coming back to the RC? (The way your set up now)
Hi there,
I just wondered if you tested the pre-amp-combination. The RF-linx do not require high input to trigger AGC properly. If you have got so much cable loss that you would need a pre-amp then why not using the original injectors or the pre-amp at the beginning of the line (thus as cable driver). I don't know your other amplifier but it might end up in overdriving your amps and/or distorting the signal beyond digital readablility. Further it might clogg or RX..
I mean try it out and see. Make a comparison of differnt constellations. And as JohnnyB mentioned check the sequence....
I'm a little sceptical also based on the quality difference of Sunhans and RF-linx. Pre-amps should not feed noise to be amplified by the R-linx..
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It might do... pre-amping an amp that already got very low minimum input with an amp that requires more and got no proper AGC... What for pre-amping if there is no loss inbetwen the amps to compensate. a 20db Rx gain is huge.- more you only get with better and cleaner listening antennas or increased bird Tx. The Rx only needs to be readable.. it shouldn't burn the Rc's pre-amp...
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All good points. Interested in results.It might do... pre-amping an amp that already got very low minimum input with an amp that requires more and got no proper AGC... What for pre-amping if there is no loss inbetwen the amps to compensate. a 20db Rx gain is huge.- more you only get with better and cleaner listening antennas or increased bird Tx. The Rx only needs to be readable.. it shouldn't burn the Rc's pre-amp...
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