EV5U too close to 2.4 GHz receiver? Interference?
06-30-2012, 04:02 PM
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EV5U too close to 2.4 GHz receiver? Interference?
Hi All,
Any concerns about placing an EV5U too close to a receiver? The natural progression on my control board is leaving my EV5U placed about 3 inches away from my Futaba 6014 receiver. Will I have interference concerns and issues? Or Should I plug away confident that it is not going to be a problem? Thanks!
Shaz
Any concerns about placing an EV5U too close to a receiver? The natural progression on my control board is leaving my EV5U placed about 3 inches away from my Futaba 6014 receiver. Will I have interference concerns and issues? Or Should I plug away confident that it is not going to be a problem? Thanks!
Shaz
07-01-2012, 06:52 AM
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RE: EV5U too close to 2.4 GHz receiver? Interference?
Shaz, I have had no problem in the past doing this. Never had any interference. Attached is a photo of a Hawk I did where the two were close together.
What about the Hunter?
What about the Hunter?
07-01-2012, 04:47 PM
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RE: EV5U too close to 2.4 GHz receiver? Interference?
Ok, GREAT to hear. Thanks Todd and Danno!
Bill the AW Hunter is on the radar. I am not keen about All I hear about the AW models being so prone to static and flameouts due to the manner and ingredients in their composite layup. Up here at 5500 its MEGA-dry and very high in static.
When static issues surfaced 2-3 years ago and turbine reps were running around trying to blame UAT's, Air Bubbles, and space aliens, we were the first and hardest hit. Seems like 15% humidity, 5500 feet, and 90 degree temps cause a lot of static.... NOT a very attractive thought when you are pilotting around a $10,000+ Hunter
Still meditating on it
Shaz
Bill the AW Hunter is on the radar. I am not keen about All I hear about the AW models being so prone to static and flameouts due to the manner and ingredients in their composite layup. Up here at 5500 its MEGA-dry and very high in static.
When static issues surfaced 2-3 years ago and turbine reps were running around trying to blame UAT's, Air Bubbles, and space aliens, we were the first and hardest hit. Seems like 15% humidity, 5500 feet, and 90 degree temps cause a lot of static.... NOT a very attractive thought when you are pilotting around a $10,000+ Hunter
Still meditating on it
Shaz
