Hard lineing a TX to RX
11-20-2011, 08:28 PM
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Hard lineing a TX to RX
Hi everyone!
Sorry if this question has already been asked somewhere in the past. I was wondering if anyone has ever hardlined a 72mhz transmitter to a reciever. I would imagine that the line would have to be connected to the TX before the ammplification stage. but, then again it may not really matter?
Sorry if this question has already been asked somewhere in the past. I was wondering if anyone has ever hardlined a 72mhz transmitter to a reciever. I would imagine that the line would have to be connected to the TX before the ammplification stage. but, then again it may not really matter?
11-20-2011, 08:37 PM
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Hi everyone!
Sorry if this question has already been asked somewhere in the past. I was wondering if anyone has ever hardlined a 72mhz transmitter to a reciever. I would imagine that the line would have to be connected to the TX before the ammplification stage. but, then again it may not really matter?
Hi everyone!
Sorry if this question has already been asked somewhere in the past. I was wondering if anyone has ever hardlined a 72mhz transmitter to a reciever. I would imagine that the line would have to be connected to the TX before the ammplification stage. but, then again it may not really matter?
This would allow you to Link the Tx and Rx without transmitting RF.
Is that what you are referring to?
