no, i am sure, it was sealed when i got it, and i don't know a lot about wireless viddeo, but i know you shouldn't power Tx without antenna attached;QYV said:You're sure the TS832 was never powered up with no antenna attached? that's insta-kill for a transmitter like these
damoncooper said:I saw a thread on RC groups recently where they tested the TS832 or whatever the supposed 600mw Tx's model number is. Apparently it's been disowned by Boscam as being their product.
QYV said:damoncooper said:I saw a thread on RC groups recently where they tested the TS832 or whatever the supposed 600mw Tx's model number is. Apparently it's been disowned by Boscam as being their product.
do you mean as NOT being their product? That's good to know I ALMOST got the 832 and wound up getting a 352, guess I lucked out
ladykate said:.....
Also, be sure you are in a clear area and that the antennas your are using are the right gender. We've had a couple of people screw female connectors into female rx/tx and wonder why they had terrible range.
Killobite said:I have the exact setup, I easily am getting 500 yards using the cheapest slow boat from china cloverleaf antenna. There has been a lot of discussion about how the TS832 isn't Boscam, it isn't 600mw, it is sub-par and so on but in the end it works, works well and is very usable.
Kotik said:One thing though: Boscam transmitters vary considerably in power output depending on the channel, up to 5 x signal strength or so Ive been told.
Try switching to a different channel if the range is poor.
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