Hi, would you happen to know if these antennas will work with the 400mw Kumbacam transmitter and their diversity receiver/monitor? Thanks
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Hello, first let me preface my answer. I'm not familiar with the Kumbacam system but if it works at the 5.8GHz frequency band and the rx/tx have sma connectors you should be good to go. I can tell you the BluBeam antennas are right-hand circular polarized and will increase your range if your currently using linear (vertical/horizontal) antennas. Using them with my homemade system increased my range 1000ft. The biggest benefit for circular polarization is the increased reception around obstacles.
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Yes from what I understand any 5.8 will work. Just remember if you pass any obsticals you will get stattic and drop in feed if doing fpv.
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yes it will work with no problem, just adjust your swr and your ready to go. this antenna will work fine on 11 and ten meter and even 12 meters.
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Not sure wich transmitter you're using but I'm using a boscam. You can use the 90 degree elbow that came with the antennas so it goes out to the side.
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Yes..but you must have a separate transmitter and separate receiver for each camera with antennas..very expensive and very poor quality...
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Don't know. I published a new picture of the old and new antennas which you an compare to your Sony. Hope this helps.
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I'm with youColtswalker. There are transmitters that qualify under Part 15 (some sold on Amazon) but not with any sort of external antenna, so.......
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You would most likely have a high SWR and a poor communication experience. An antenna matcher might help some, but only experimentation will tell!
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Perhaps. I'm about to try that myself. The biggest issue is to check to see where your digital signals are coming from. Visit here: https://www.antennasdirect.com/transmitter-locator.html to find out more.
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According to the specs and from what Dish installer told me, the answer is yes. The frequency range of the two signals are far apart and so combining the two feeds into a single cable and then splitting them out at the receiver end should work. I spent a lot of time investigating before purchasing, but then I ended up wiring my system differently after buying these, so cannot speak from experience.
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Yes it will work. The antenna comes with adapters to suit your application.
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I wondered about that myself and I have 3 similar systems, but they seem to be set to receive a signal from their own matched cameras. I tried getting all three and they didn't work with the other cameras. So I guess the answer to be no, that you won't be able to use a different receiver with the camera/transmitter.
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I haven't tried any other device collaborate with the transmitter but to my understanding, they should work because you can choose channels so both will work.
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No with the default antennas, those are omnidireccional. They will loose the adequate signal around 100ft. You need to invest on some extra directional antennas to make it work on 300ft.
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I have not tried this connection, so my answer is "not sure." The multiple wires are four different frequencies but since my installation for multiple wire from the dish and it works. So not being an expert on SWM technology, an experimentation on your might be needed.
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Different antennas have different freq. spectrum. You should be able to buy an adapter. Anything else would be stealing Satellite time.
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To the best of my knowledge, yes. I replaced the included "rubber ducky" antennas with the butterfly type with some improvement. I have seen directional antennas available for the 5.8 freq range so they should work fine.
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Not sure but I assume it is, works well with satellites good but you can go to monstercable.com and check, sorry it doesn't say on it :-(