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Found this when I was looking for aircraft stuff,http://r2hobbies.com/proddetail.php?prod=rcps61206_61411&utm_source=str eamsend&utm_medium=email&utm_content=1813771&utm_c ampaign=no%20interference%20quality%202.4g%20radio %20system%20availablehttp://r2hobbies.com/proddetail.php?...e=streamsend&u tm_medium=email&utm_content=1813771&utm_campaign=n o%20interference%20quality%202 .4g%20radio%20system%20available
May be of use to someone.
Too powerful for UK use but wow that is cheap!
(Message edited by kane on November 11, 2008)
I got the same email today and I was amazed at the price as well.
How do you mean Too powerful for our use ?
those are used alot in heli kits i believe from my reserch
Too powerful for our use because their signal strength is 8 times the maximum allowed in Europe.
The spec list the RF power as less than 0.8 watt, they dont say what the ERP is, RF power to the antenna is not the same thing as radiated power.
Then the ERP is even worse due to the gain. The smallest 2.4GHz antenna I know of is 7dbi.
My mistake, smallest is 2 dBi, which means 0.77W ERP. Still too much.
Maybe if we give them enough interest they will supply a European Version, but I still suspect that the power output is incorrect as I was under the impression that 100mW was also the max in the US as well. I assume there website is http://www.turborix.comhttp://www.turborix.com but it keeps asking me for a user name and password.
The maximum in the US is 1 Watt ERP (which is a huge amount for RC).
Thats a bit over kill, prob has 10+ mile range as long as you can still see it.