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what type of interference and how do i destroy it?
what type of interference and how do i destroy it?
the transmitter antenna is only 5 inches above the "deck" of the boat .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2awkzJa1O2s&feature=plcp
im inside 150 yds line of sight , its a 1 watt transmitter (910) ? , i tried the the rv 800/910 tx and its no better ?
it looks like when i rub my eyes too hard .
all the electronics are "on top " of each other , theres no place else to put them . unless this is another transmission @ around 910 is in the area ( i tried to go through all the channels on the reciever to see what it was , all were about the same " static / lines" )
the osd goes on it this weekend. maybe the rear view . then 6-s
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This is multipath interference. Best way to get over this is using a good diversity receiver, I also had read that using circular polarization on both Tx and Rx antennas you could improve it.
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so i built a clover leaf ( easier than the bi quad ) .
using 2 patch antennas , on diversity , i get allmost the same issue .
this time i noticed i actually picked up another transmission ( a security camera ) it looks like ( from the picture quality ) that its very close to my frequency .--
does this mean im beating a dead horse ?
just move over to 1.2 ? -theres no way im going to eleminate this guys security cam transmission .
when im at the lake , im right on top of the reciever , total line of sight , @ 50 yds i get good clear picture , outside of 50 yds it starts reflecting .
this makes me wonder about my flying ( 4 miles away from the lake with the security cam issue ) somedays it looks like im picking up "some" signal , others not at all - ( wonder how much of my signal from my airplane this "transmision" is crushing ?) ?
MAYBE , find this guy , and let him know hes interfering with my signal ? , i bet he has a bad antenna . ???
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the clover leaf is on the tx side
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Why not choose a different frequency? One channel up or down should be enough.
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