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Is there any commercially available tiny (to be carried in model airplane)
radio modems capable of communicating (full-dublex) at rate of 19200 baud
(or faster) in a radius of up to 5km?
Nick
Is there any commercially available tiny (to be carried in model
airplane) radio modems capable of communicating (full-dublex) at rate of
19200 baud (or faster) in a radius of up to 5km?
** The ANO that allows R/C aircraft to fly prohibits all out of visual
range operation.
What are you planning ?
......... Phil
WARNING to all USENET readers:
** Alan Kendall Rutlidge of 15 Ruth Street Northbridge, WA (aka The Arse
Bandit ) is a congenital liar.
He has lied through his backside for every day of his whole life.
He first lied to his parents.
He then lied to his teachers.
He the continued lied to Telstra where they sheltered the evil sod for 26
years.
No lie whatever is beneath or beyond him.
Rutlidge is a consummate lair.
There is no-one he will not try to deceive.
Such an individual is an, evil public menace.
......... Phil
There are lots of things capable of many things, however what is IMPORTANTIs there any commercially available tiny (to be carried in model airplane)
radio modems capable of communicating (full-dublex) at rate of 19200 baud
(or faster) in a radius of up to 5km?
It may be that I live where there are very few trees, but I can see 5Km onWhy 5km? As most countries have regulations about line of sight to model
airplane that are radio controlled.
Depends which ANO, which depends on which country you live in. JudgingNick
Is there any commercially available tiny (to be carried in model airplane)
radio modems capable of communicating (full-dublex) at rate of 19200 baud
(or faster) in a radius of up to 5km?
** The ANO that allows R/C aircraft to fly prohibits all out of visual
range operation.
"Phil Allison" <philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote:
Nick
Is there any commercially available tiny (to be carried in model
airplane)
radio modems capable of communicating (full-dublex) at rate of 19200
baud
(or faster) in a radius of up to 5km?
** The ANO that allows R/C aircraft to fly prohibits all out of visual
range operation.
Depends which ANO, which depends on which country you live in. Judging
by the list of newsgroups, the OP lives in Australia and I'm not
familiar with their ANO.
You may have difficulty getting that kind of range with a license-free
solution. I'd advise checking the local regulations to see if there is
a band where they allow you enough power output to get 5km range
without a directional antenna. As a rough guess, you'll need the best
part of 1W output.
Tim
--
You are being watched. This gives you power.
If you promise to post replies below what you are replying to, inCould someone explain the acronym ANO?
"Phil Allison"
Nick
Is there any commercially available tiny (to be carried in model
airplane)
radio modems capable of communicating (full-dublex) at rate of 19200
baud
(or faster) in a radius of up to 5km?
** The ANO that allows R/C aircraft to fly prohibits all out of visual
range operation.
Depends which ANO, which depends on which country you live in.
Judging
by the list of newsgroups, the OP lives in Australia and I'm not
familiar with their ANO.
Wrong. You are posting on aus.electronics, comp.arch.embedded andThe OP is in Australia, so am I and posting on aus.electronics.
Get off your high horse. The post was cross posted to multiple newsgroups"Tim Auton"
"Phil Allison"
Nick
Is there any commercially available tiny (to be carried in model
airplane)
radio modems capable of communicating (full-dublex) at rate of 19200
baud
(or faster) in a radius of up to 5km?
** The ANO that allows R/C aircraft to fly prohibits all out of visual
range operation.
Depends which ANO, which depends on which country you live in.
** How brilliant of you to say that.
The OP is in Australia, so am I and posting on aus.electronics.
From his IP address, he is in Sydney.
Let's try to keep this friendly shall we or else retrict your posts toJudging
by the list of newsgroups, the OP lives in Australia and I'm not
familiar with their ANO.
** Why are pommies always so keen to boast about their ignorance ??
Is it to justify their infuriating penchant for continually arguing for that
same position ??
"Phil Allison"
The OP is in Australia, so am I and posting on aus.electronics.
Wrong. You are posting on aus.electronics, comp.arch.embedded and
comp.robotics.misc.
Look at the newsgroups line in your newsreader. You may be reading"Tim Auton"
"Phil Allison"
The OP is in Australia, so am I and posting on aus.electronics.
Wrong. You are posting on aus.electronics, comp.arch.embedded and
comp.robotics.misc.
** No - ** I ** am posting on aus.electronics - you pedantic,
oversnipping pommy idiot.
"Phil Allison
The OP is in Australia, so am I and posting on aus.electronics.
Wrong. You are posting on aus.electronics, comp.arch.embedded and
comp.robotics.misc.
** No - ** I ** am posting on aus.electronics - you pedantic,
oversnipping pommy idiot.
Look at the newsgroups line in your newsreader.
My reply was not specific to Australia, nor was it directed at you.
It
was a reply intended for the global audience among whom this thread is
being distributed. It was intended to be useful to the originator of
the thread as well as to other interested readers around the world.
Looks like it's time for a Group Hug"Tim Auton" = Tim Autistic
"Phil Allison
The OP is in Australia, so am I and posting on aus.electronics.
Wrong. You are posting on aus.electronics, comp.arch.embedded and
comp.robotics.misc.
** No - ** I ** am posting on aus.electronics - you pedantic,
oversnipping pommy idiot.
Look at the newsgroups line in your newsreader.
** Don't ever dream of telling me what to do - you waste of space
pommy prick.
My reply was not specific to Australia, nor was it directed at you.
** Here it is again - my words first
" ** The ANO that allows R/C aircraft to fly prohibits all out of visual
range operation.
Depends which ANO, which depends on which country you live in. Judging
by the list of newsgroups, the OP lives in Australia and I'm not
familiar with their ANO. "
It
was a reply intended for the global audience among whom this thread is
being distributed. It was intended to be useful to the originator of
the thread as well as to other interested readers around the world.
** My post was directed straight at the OP who can easily see that I am in
Australia, like him.
Hence, the ANO I alluded to was the appropriate one.
OTOH , Mr Tim Autistic - your fucking asinine comment served no purpose
but to BOAST about what a pig ignorant wanker you are.
Why are pommy turds like Tim always so keen to boast about their ignorance
??
Is it to justify their infuriating penchant for continually arguing from
that
same position ??
No surprise that are al loathed world wide.
......... Phil
"Alan Rutlidge" <dont_spam_me_rutlidge@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
news:4332c79e$0$11712$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
YAWN
Attaching a bomb to it and flying straight through your bed-sit flat
window.
FFS, what difference does it make to you anyway Toaster Boi?
Close, but no cigar. It's a spectrum disorder, autism is merely one"Tim Auton" = Tim Autistic
Ahh, I see where your confusion comes from. You hit the 'reply to"Phil Allison
[snip]
Look at the newsgroups line in your newsreader.
** Don't ever dream of telling me what to do - you waste of space pommy
prick.
[snip]
** My post was directed straight at the OP who can easily see that I am in
Australia, like him.
I'll have you know I am far from pig-ignorant when it comes toOTOH , Mr Tim Autistic - your fucking asinine comment served no purpose
but to BOAST about what a pig ignorant wanker you are.