any good wireless sytem with no need for liscence??
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any good wireless sytem with no need for liscence??
i would really like to get in this but i live out in the sticks and for me to arrange for testing is nothing short of a pain in the donkey, so i was wondering if there are some quality systems that would work well and have a fairley descent range, like 1 mile or so would be fine for what i want and be good quality? and not require an fcc liscense to operate
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RE: any good wireless sytem with no need for liscence??
Hey, Brian
Take a look at www.polarisusa.com. I have a high end microboard camera and their stock transmitter. The combined weight is only 2 or 3 ozs. With a good antenna on the rx you can get that mile range- I use a backpack system with a headmounted display- oh... you said cheap. This one isnt but start with a CMOS camera and one of these tx units. The plastic black rxs are crap! The ant on mine broke shortly after I got it. I have the metal rx and it works great. It has 2 video outputs so you can watch one and record the other.
HAve fun,
Lew
Take a look at www.polarisusa.com. I have a high end microboard camera and their stock transmitter. The combined weight is only 2 or 3 ozs. With a good antenna on the rx you can get that mile range- I use a backpack system with a headmounted display- oh... you said cheap. This one isnt but start with a CMOS camera and one of these tx units. The plastic black rxs are crap! The ant on mine broke shortly after I got it. I have the metal rx and it works great. It has 2 video outputs so you can watch one and record the other.
HAve fun,
Lew
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RE: any good wireless sytem with no need for liscence??
Brian,
I think IA-Flyer hacked together a pretty amazing setup using a license free tx and very high gain sector antenna on the ground.
I'm not sure if he altered the antenna on the tx, since that would invalidate the license free status.
Deltageek, which of the Polaris systems are license free, and what FCC ID is assigned to the tx?
Thanks,
Bill
I think IA-Flyer hacked together a pretty amazing setup using a license free tx and very high gain sector antenna on the ground.
I'm not sure if he altered the antenna on the tx, since that would invalidate the license free status.
Deltageek, which of the Polaris systems are license free, and what FCC ID is assigned to the tx?
Thanks,
Bill