Skywalker 1900 Crash

Started by BlueFlyer, April 03, 2016, 08:20:15 PM

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AdamG

Thats odd, ive only ever had mine beep at me when iv'e lost my video signal... which only ever happens when i'm quite far out. Maybe its one of the reasons MFD decided to encode the GPS in the video instead of the audio? I believe its meant to be a lot more reliable that way.You'll have no problems with the V5 and MFD AP  :)
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BigT

Quote from: AdamG on April 04, 2016, 04:03:38 PM
You'll have no problems with the V5 and MFD AP  :)
You will if you lose video signal for even a fraction of a second.
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AdamG

Quote from: BigT on April 04, 2016, 04:35:00 PM
You will if you lose video signal for even a fraction of a second.

But with a high gain antenna on a tracker this should be very rare. I would say 9 flights out of 10 I don't hear a single beep from my AAT.
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Sorry for your loss M8, the Fail Safe on the EZUHF is a bit of a concern though...How?..... :'(

The only thing I can see is that it went onto FS as you flew directly overhead, in the Null zone maybe?.....Then the high output from the VTX somehow prevented it from regaining UHF signal..?....Strange.

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BigT

Depends, if your on  5.8 and fly in an area with trees, hills, rising or falling ground it's easy to lose signal enough to disengage the tracker but not enough to lose it on the gogs. . Maybe not an issue if your on 1.2 or lower. I lost video on my AAT with a 5turn helical due to either that or a loose lead, luckily I had a monitor running with its own Rx and could monitor the rth although with a grainy picture. The tracker never picked up the signal again even when it was overhead.


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AdamG

Quote from: BigT on April 04, 2016, 07:19:52 PM
Depends, if your on  5.8 and fly in an area with trees, hills, rising or falling ground it's easy to lose signal enough to disengage the tracker but not enough to lose it on the gogs. . Maybe not an issue if your on 1.2 or lower. I lost video on my AAT with a 5turn helical due to either that or a loose lead, luckily I had a monitor running with its own Rx and could monitor the rth although with a grainy picture. The tracker never picked up the signal again even when it was overhead.


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Oh yeah well 5.8 is another story. Me and Blue both use 1.2  :rocks:
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BlueFlyer

I've attempted to shield the JR module now, had some metal tape kicking about from a car repair job I had to do a few months back...