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Transmitter operating Strength - 3/15/2008 8:55:01 PM   
pipercub6



Posts: 64
Joined: 5/31/2002
From: Dushore, PA, USA
Status: offline 		Hey Everybody,

This is not a BS question but a honest one. I recently received, by way of an excellent doctor, a pacemaker with a built in defibulator to keep my old heart working correctly. In the skads of paperwork I also had to read through it told about the many things that I have to be careful being around due to the frequencies it operates on and the location around anything with a strong magnetic field.
Just to be safe about it,
I am trying to find out the signal strength because I still intend to keep flying. I currently have both Hitec and Futaba radios, all either FM or PCM models. From what I understand a transmitter of 5 watts or greater held within 12 to 18 inches of my pacemaker could have an effect on it. I will read the paperwork again but if someone has the answer it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Pipercub 6
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RE: Transmitter operating Strength - 3/15/2008 9:44:48 PM   
DMcQuinn



Posts: 1499
Joined: 1/9/2002
From: Chesterfield, MO, USA
Status: offline 		Our R/C transmitters are about 1/4 watt or less. This is on 72 mHz. I don't have a 2.4 gHz system but I think their power output is similar.

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RE: Transmitter operating Strength - 3/15/2008 9:57:36 PM   
glasrep


 

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Joined: 8/8/2004
From: Decatur, IN, USA
Status: offline 		FCC regulations: Section 95.210 involving power regulations are frequency related. Please note 72-76 mhz section

Sec. 95.210 (R/C Rule 10) How much power may I use?

(a) Your R/C station transmitter power output must not exceed the
following value under any conditions:

------------------------------------------------------------------------
Transmitter
power
Channel (carrier
power)
(watts)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
27.255 MHz................................................. 25
26.995-27.195 MHz.......................................... 4
72-76 MHz.................................................. 0.75

Hope this helps you, fly in good health!!

Kevin

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