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Some good news. The chips are in route. There will be two new "MicroRx" receivers, the Nano IV and the Pico. The Pico is a smaller single output receiver. The new Nano IV and Pico can output multiple protocols (XPS, SBUS, XBUS, PPM, etc.). Also, like the new X10+, a new voltage regulator with reverse polarity protection is being used. This will eliminate returns due to plugging in the battery backwards.
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Last edited by JimDrew; Mar 08, 2018 at 07:58 PM.
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Still waiting for boards to arrive. We then have secondary assembly, programming, testing to do once they are here.
I decided to scrub the Pico. It turns out that the RFU is so far superior to dual Picos that it makes no sense to even make the Pico. The RFU is about 10dBm better sensitivity than than the Nano or Pico. That is about 150% further range, and the diversity is actually a bit better than dual Nano or Pico receivers. |
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the adjacent bay. Space between ribs is 2", space from edge of servo to next spar is 2.5". I would need to roll-up the antennas and position the antenna tips close together tucked in the far corner OR I can try to squeeze the antennas over and between the spar and the covering into the last trailing edge bay. I would have no control how the antenna tips lay. How far apart must they be? can they touch or cross? After marking off and painting in excess of 2000 lozenges, I refuse to even consider cutting-up that wing to create extra bays for the receivers. |
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Hi Jim, I know all that. The question was about the antenna tips, can they touch or cross and if not, how far apart must they be?
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