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FPV / FPV in IRL

« on: May 03, 2010, 20:06:59 PM »

I was looking into a few of those Fox based AV tx/rx combos which seem to be good value for money, are available in a wide power range (I would stick to low power versions) and have had generally positive reviews. As you said if you keep away from population areas I think you would pose very little interference impact. I think I'll delve a little deeper    

On a related note I have seen very few FPV videos from Ireland (perhaps I am looking in the wrong places) are there any in existance?

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FPV / FPV in IRL

« on: May 03, 2010, 19:40:10 PM »

Time to get out the study books so!  :lol:

In the states the course for a license is apparently easy enough with lots of sample questions and self tests available. I think the irish one is a bit more demanding. I am seriously tempted to do some *practical* experiments first   .

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FPV / FPV in IRL

« on: May 03, 2010, 15:45:25 PM »

Hi,
I'm interested in hearing a bit more about the frequencies available to use for FPV. My understanding is that frequencies in the 1.2Ghz range are also quite popular in europe and looking at this recent Comreg doc it looks like there is some scope for usage. Caveat being I presume that you must be HAM licensed to use these frequencies (and probably not allowed from a moving transmitter now that I think of it). Any comments?