dose a uhf system have grate penetration with it having a low mhz. ie like a 900mhz video link
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Wow!! im sure it does have good penetration being below 900mhz
the higher you go the less penetrtion you get
Quote from: papa_lazerous on May 04, 2012, 12:38:25 AM
More importantly does your computer have a spell check?
Papa, your posts are really 'great'ing on me :P
Stebbo - Yes, the lower the frequency, the better the penetration. Hence the reason submarines use extremely low frequencies (3 to 300Hz!!!) Of course, other factors then come into play like transmission power and available transmission bit rates etc
Yes Jamie it does, Dragonlink even worked inside an underground concrete car park
Hello,
Your are right, great penetration.
In the following video, I turn around an 10 century abbey and both the Thomas Scherrer and the 900 MHz video downlink crossed these buildings made with old thick walls... But distance was maybe only 100 meters.
https://vimeo.com/channels/multicopterpilot/36856866 (https://vimeo.com/channels/multicopterpilot/36856866)
Cheers
Gregory
Quote from: tdmodels on May 04, 2012, 01:26:11 AM
Stebbo - Yes, the lower the frequency, the better the penetration. Hence the reason submarines use extremely low frequencies (3 to 300Hz!!!) Of course, other factors then come into play like transmission power and available transmission bit rates etc
Then there's antenna length.
Let's see, for 100Hz ... 300000/100 = 3000km wavelength.
Oh dear, that's a long trailing wire even if you use 1/4 wave. :o