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Apr 03, 2011, 10:26 AM
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UHF Long range JR / Futaba module


Yet another new UHF RC system for Long range FPV flying.



Comes as:

UHF JR module

UHF Futaba module



Parameters:

RF output:1000mw-2200mw
Power comsumption: 300-600mA
Range: 20-60km in the air
Failsafe: Yes
High and low power selection: 1000mw or 2000mw output
Highspeed control: yes

Transmitter parameters:

Hardware frequency Range 400MHz to 470MHz
Frequency stability :2.5ppm
Output low-pass Filter :NONE

Band 1
Start frequency:415Mhz
Step frequency:480Khz
Channel :70

Band 2
Start frequency:433Mhz
Step frequency:30Khz
Channel :70

Output Power : 30DB Peak / 33DB Peak
Rate : 40Hz/66Hz
RF interface impedance :50 Ohm
Supply Voltage : 8.4V to 16V
Reverse battery protection:NONE

Logic Voltage :3-12V

Current :
330mA/520mA (@50 Ohm load,12V Supply Voltage)
250mA/440mA (@No-load,12V Supply Voltage)
950mA/1.6A (@RF Short circuit,12V Supply Voltage)

Temperature:-20 to 70 Degrees Celsius
Receiver parameter:
Frequency Range 400MHz to 470MHz
Sensitivity : -112 DBM @0.1EBR(40Hz Refresh rate)
-111 DBM @0.1EBR(50Hz Refresh rate)
-110 DBM @0.1EBR(66Hz Refresh rate)
-108 DBM @0.1EBR(90Hz Refresh rate)
-104 DBM @0.1EBR(125Hz Refresh rate)
-104 DBM @0.1EBR(166Hz Refresh rate)
-101 DBM @0.1EBR(250Hz Refresh rate)

F/S turn on condition : >0.99EBR
Antenna gain : 2.15DBM
Step frequency :10kHz

Bandpass filter:Chip integration
Out-of-band rejection :No specific data
It can work with video and audio transmitter which frequency less than 300Mhz or higher than 500Mhz .

Refresh rate :40Hz50Hz66Hz90Hz125Hz166Hz250Hz

Hopping rate :40Hz50Hz66Hz90Hz125Hz166Hz250Hz

Hopping cycle:13Hz16Hz22Hz30Hz41Hz 55Hz 83Hz

Recover time :77mS62mS45mS33mS24mS 18mS 12mS

Response Time : 4mS to 25mS

PWM Output accuracy :0.5uS step ERROR<20PPM
PWM Output range : 0.5mS-2.5mS
PWM output cycle :55Hz @Normal mode
192Hz @Fast mode

PPM Output accuracy :0.5uS step ERROR<20PPM
PPM Output range : 0.5mS-2.5mS Each channel
PPM output cycle :50Hz@Normal mode & 1mS to 2mS Output
42Hz to 50Hz @Normal mode & 0.5mS to 2.5mS Output
50Hz to 83Hz @Fast mode & 1mS to 2mS Output
42Hz to 125Hz @Fast mode & 0.5mS to 2.5mS Output
PPM sync pulse width:4mS to 16mS Automatic adjust @Normal mode
4mS Locked @Fast mode


Recommend Supply Voltage : 3V to 8.4V
Shutdown voltage :2.1(+-0.15)V
Damage voltage :>15V
Power supply noise cancellation :<=15 VPP
Reverse breakdown voltage : >-15V
Output ports withstand voltage : >12V
Normal Current : <110mA
Operating Temperature :–40 to +80 °C

Price: 265.00 USD
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Apr 03, 2011, 10:53 AM
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Looks really nice, except it sure would be nice if receiver had rssi out.
Apr 03, 2011, 10:59 AM
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Analog : The default setting is RSSI output
Working with higher version RF module, Analog port control data can configured as
your radio output CH1-CH10.1-2 ms pulse width corresponding to 0-3.3V voltage
Apr 03, 2011, 11:03 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Hooks
Analog : The default setting is RSSI output
Working with higher version RF module, Analog port control data can configured as
your radio output CH1-CH10.1-2 ms pulse width corresponding to 0-3.3V voltage
Analog output is Ok. I didn't see it at first on the receiver pins. Very good.
Apr 03, 2011, 11:34 AM
NDw
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What are others opinions on these posts from Mictronics

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mictronics
What I would worry about is the statement about the filter:

Without an LPF on the RF output the TX will generate a lot EMI on upper harmonic frequencies. And since it uses FHSS a broad spectrum will be disturbed.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mictronics
Let's take the given frequency range 400-470MHz, that's the base band. Now you simply multiply this by 2,3,4 etc. to get the upper harmonics.

1. Harmonic: 800-940MHz
2. Harmonic: 1200-1410MHz
3. Harmonic: 1600-1880MHz
4. Harmonic: 2000-2350MHz
5. Harmonic: 2400-2820MHz
6. Harmonic: 2800-3290MHz
7. Harmonic: 3200-3760MHz
8. Harmonic: 3600-4230MHz
9. Harmonic: 4000-4700MHz
10. Harmonic: 4400-5170MHz
11. Harmonic: 4800-5640MHz
12. Harmonic: 5200-6110MHz

The RF output power will be reduced for each harmonic band by several dB but, since you operate the TX near your video receiver I would expect serious problems with video reception.
Apr 03, 2011, 02:28 PM
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No matter what I say! There will always be a nerd claiming this wont work in any way....

I'm not the builder or behind the product but I know it have been tested for some time, also with Video link 900, 1.2 Ghz and 2.4 Ghz in the FPV setup without any problem.
Apr 03, 2011, 02:32 PM
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The specs and product look good. I hope it is the real thing.
Apr 03, 2011, 03:01 PM
plus vite plus loins
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bracky72
The specs and product look good. I hope it is the real thing.
I will make a FULL REVIEW soon.

http://www.foxtechfpv.com/product/Rm...0manual%20.pdf

some errors in the manual.
A. Keep receiver antenna straight, and about 90 degrees to each other
picture reads 180 degrees
Last edited by Funjet2008; Apr 03, 2011 at 03:23 PM.
Apr 03, 2011, 03:19 PM
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I love my lrs but to not have a big metal box attached to my radio would be very very nice.
Apr 03, 2011, 05:51 PM
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The integration does look good but has anyone ordered it yet?
Apr 04, 2011, 02:46 AM
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Turningy ?


Does anyone know if this can click into Turnigy 9x? Seems like they are visually compatible?
Apr 04, 2011, 02:53 AM
NDw
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It says it can on the page(the JR version) and yes any JR module will fit into the 9x radio.
Apr 12, 2011, 08:33 PM
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Does anyone know if it is possible to use 9ch + rssi output?
Apr 13, 2011, 11:17 AM
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Give it one more week and I should have mine in my plane

I will also test this on the ground with my car to see how long range I can get on ground.
Apr 13, 2011, 05:17 PM
VaZ
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lol... when you can beat them, join them! good though, a quite range of UHF modules already, competition is always good, a nice way for every supplier to make better improvements.

Vaz.


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