Recent content by k8xd

How are you powering both your AR8000 receiver and NAZA controller? I've seen several of the video's and reading the NAZA manuals from DJI site, not picking up where your picking up power from for both the receiver and NAZA units in the Phantom.

Found an excellent explanation for you. This is the link. http://www.rc-cam.com/forum/index.php?/ ... t-4w-eirp/

You did a great job of explaining LiPo charging Rackle.. At this time, wish there was a thumbs up emote....

Buk, it's not quite that simple with amateur radio and licensing. The technician license is a starting point. There is quite a bit of variables involved with operation. Such as, frequency, what band type of emission, and mode of operation. All band have restrictions on mode of operation...

It works with XP. I've updated and done adjustments with it...

vietvet66110cav: The 5.8mhz segment of the band is outside any of the amateur radio band plan for the Amateur radio ITU Regions. While there is a 60 metre segment near, 5.8 mhz is outside. I suspect you mistakenly wrote mhz for 5.8 gig, and devices in that portion of the spectrum are shared...

The NAZA is receiver is digital code bound to the phantom transmitter, thus eliminating interference from other transmitters. The Rx will keep searching till it finds the Tx it is bound to. Won't lock onto an unbound Rx signal.

Those values are preprogrammed into the Phantom from the software. Don't worry about them. Just enjoy.

Photonetau, I'm using XP, and it works flawlessly. You shouldn't need the S/N in your License to do calibration set fall-safe, IOC or firmware update. If you've tried S/N, and its not working, I'd try exit and restart the NAZA Assistant, and redo the calibrate. If you have installed the new...

Your absolutely right. Remember for your AMA insurance to be in effect, you need to abide by the AMA Code. Model aircraft pilots will: (a) Yield the right of way to all man carrying aircraft. (b) See and avoid all aircraft and a spotter must be used when appropriate. (AMA Document #540-D-See...

Denodan: Your entitled to your opinion. I don't see it based on any fact, but THAT is my opinion. I'm not an appliance operator. I a builder and designer and go at things from a scientific/engineering perspective and I base my opinion on sound scientific/engineering analysis and experience...

Having a substantial electronics background, and working on many different types of TX and RX over the years both commercially and as a hobbyist I have a bit of knowledge on this topic. For those that believe they have a problem, has anyone tried RF shielding and grounding for the receiver...

Thank you for the reply. I was actually looking for some of the more in depth specs on what requirements are needed servo wise, Digital/analog, Timing, frame rate, current allocation through bus etc.. Naza is pretty tight lipped on their equipment, unlike JR which I'm use to working with...

Trying to find specifics on the hidden 7th channel on Phantom TX. How is it accessed on the NAZA-M or is it a direct connect to the receiver? If its to the Phantom Receiver, how and where is it utilized. Been looking, and just don't see how it can be used. Anyone have an answer or can point...

Not sure what I'm doing wrong, but both sticks up, turn on with S2 in off and S1 in GPS. TX does the beep, beep beep then switch S2 to CL, but do not get that beep per manual that it is going into calibrate mode. The TX light flash one long and 2 short and repeats. Any suggestions??