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Old 03-22-2018, 02:52 PM   #27 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by LibertyMKiii View Post
Off from the current discussion but was mentioned in your first post for signal strength one of the best modifications to the transmitter is boosting the signal. I'm not certain what power is broadcasted with drone Tx but there are many 2W signal boosters on the market for 2.4ghz radios. (I use one for my RC car)

Have you looked into prop pitch? I know the drone racers play allot with their motor kv and prop pitch. This may be a good area to gain efficiency in.

-Liberty
As it is, the range is already sufficient to send further than I can fly and return. Just learned that the signal is 5GHz. Prop pitch looks to be ideal from what I can see (maximum length without touching other props, heavy pitch from center and tapering out to flat at tip), although they sure make a lot of noise, like a swarm of angry wasps.

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