Hi Guys,
I build and fly gas powered Radio Controlled aerobatic airplanes as a hobby. I decided to assemble a camera system (color with audio) so I can broadcast live video from the airplane. However, on my first attempt with the system airborne, I suffered range problems and a video with intermittent scramble like flash. I have since added a 1 watt amplifier and now range seems to be fine, but I am still experiencing the flashing while testing on my 1/8 scale gas powered monster truck. I am using two 1/4 wave ducky antennas for transmitting and receiving. I looked at the recordings and think it may be an antenna issue since the antennas may be polarized and more over, if they are not
“seeing" each other, the flashing occurs since they are supposed to be line of sight oriented. I then tried two panel type antennas and still had the same problem with flashing.
Please express ideas. I am also picking up interference from the nitro powered engines, which uses no ignition. This engine uses the glow effect for combustion. Ideas on combating this will also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Striker.
I build and fly gas powered Radio Controlled aerobatic airplanes as a hobby. I decided to assemble a camera system (color with audio) so I can broadcast live video from the airplane. However, on my first attempt with the system airborne, I suffered range problems and a video with intermittent scramble like flash. I have since added a 1 watt amplifier and now range seems to be fine, but I am still experiencing the flashing while testing on my 1/8 scale gas powered monster truck. I am using two 1/4 wave ducky antennas for transmitting and receiving. I looked at the recordings and think it may be an antenna issue since the antennas may be polarized and more over, if they are not
“seeing" each other, the flashing occurs since they are supposed to be line of sight oriented. I then tried two panel type antennas and still had the same problem with flashing.
Please express ideas. I am also picking up interference from the nitro powered engines, which uses no ignition. This engine uses the glow effect for combustion. Ideas on combating this will also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Striker.