is this receiver (full range)? its going on a 80 inch plane and I like to fly as far away as possible while keeping orientation.
256964
I've tried at a distance of 200m. Since the day I bought, i have used many times without problem of loss of signal at any time
256965
If it was my plane I would use an AR9110-9 DSMX or a AR9020 9 DSMX, also why would you want to fly away as far as possible if you can't see it you can't fly it. With that big of an airplane there is always the chance of shrouding your antennas so you need more than the two short one that come with that receiver.
256966
This is a full range receiver. i have it in several planes and they work just fine.
1683757
I haven't tried it from that distance. My receiver is in my shop, but that's 45-50 feet from my den.
1342940
Yes you can, but only a specific range. I believe it's 14-69 for off air. Looks at specs for correct range.
1656779
That's hard to answer. If you are using it a plane, the range will be further than you can see it. Can't really tell you the distance in feet.
875247
I would say you can control your plane for as far as you can see it. Hope that answers your question. Im very happy with it
2044879
Update. It works fairly well on the aircraft band RECEIVE ONLY. I was able to scan the air band and pick up close to a dozen aircraft frequencies in use.It still cannot transmit on aircraft frequencies. And even if it did, it only transmits FM while aircraft transmission is AM, so nobody could understand you even if you did transmit.
774027
Most police, fire and aircraft are within range, not exactly sure what a SDR USB receiver is. However, where I use it more is just above 470mhz. SWR is 1.1 I can tx and rec from my repeater which is 48 miles and on the opposite side of a hill with normally no issues. Hope this was helpful
686585
This remote is an infrared remote and requires line of sight between the receiver and the remote. I have been able to use it up to 30 feet, mainly limited by the fact that is the furthest distance I can go and still maintain line of sight.
1853646
I am able to get around 300 feet with clear reception but after that it fuzzes out and will blue screen back and forth. You need a direct line of sight between the camera and the receiver also. If you are mounting the camera on a 2.4rc device, you may have more or less interference between the two radios. A tip: bind your rc first and then bind your camera. It is less likely that you will have interferance on the rc device that way.
1156543
Altitude gain. Unit resets to zero each flight. Is it accurate? Can only guess but my calibrated eyeball says its pretty close.
2022042
I receive good signal from 45 miles away, my height is 25 feet above ground and have some obstruction in the distance. I use a preamp and the signal is clear.
739924
Mine is about 60 yards from house. Receiver inside. I had trouble at first getting false signals from the wind. Moved the jumper to med and now works great.
1217036
You didn't mention whether or not you have the receiver? You have to have a receiver to install in a plane to communicate with the transmitter.
518936
It has a better receiver than my radio shack radio. I was impressed with the clarity of am, fm as well. 100 miles seems like a possibility if the broadcast station is a strong one.
1210090
Its going to depend on your height above the horizon and the height of the receiving antenna. In general, if you are sitting in a kayak on the ocean communicating to another kayak, I would not expect more than a mile or two of range, line of sight.
162931
unless you make a duplex directional wi fi transmitter antenna and duplex receiver or have a few signal boosters along the way 2,640 feet is a little far for wi fi no matter how good the equipment. If you go line of sight no obstructions at all I have been at 400 feet. but i will not leave equipment out side to have that range.
364037
It depends on how far away you are. I found the further away, yes. It was about ten feet that you do have to point towards the receiver.