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Just one more time but that’s okay too. Lol

Say basic physics one more time.

Never mind the FCC/CE question. I forgot your meter was in negative value dBm. It's late here and past my bedtime. Lol. Ken

Ok perfect! Thank you for clarifying that you were flying. I was babbled there for a moment. Haha! I will admit, the microwave is my faraday cage also. ;) Are you FCC or CE? Your meter readings suggest that you are CE, am I correct? Ken

Hello, Thank you for sharing your results. I'm curious why I didn't get any evidence of power change at all when I moved the copter nearly out of range? I'm still have the speculation it needs to be in flight before the variable power activates, but the contradicts what you found unless yours...

That sound wonderful. I will be patiently waiting for the outcome of your tests. It is nice to talk to people with the same interests and with similar motivation to get true and accurate results. There is so much misinformation online and it gets thicker by the day. It will be a few days before...

Hi there, Yes, of course that is an attenuator. The attenuation is configured in the tester. It is fully adjustable, even fine attenuation. We do not know each other's experience or backgrounds so any questions to the similar will be alright by me. The accuracy of this little meter is...

I was the person that did the testing. CE power was +/-9mw and FCC was +/-45mw. Feeding FCC power to a 2W booster measured just under 400mw. Most of these bidirectional booster accept input powers up to 20dbm(100mw). The modified APK app that has been configured for 150mw would be too much for...

Is there any new information from this USB port? Ken

Haha. Thanks! For portability I use the boosted all in one antennas. If I go out and fly anywhere besides home I use the all in ones. If you didn't see the earlier picture of them, here they are:

I want to share my results with the elevated boosted antennas I have been working on. I have the antennas 4.2 meters above the ground. I use 3 meters of lmr400 cable for low loss. I measured the loss on the Rx side and it was a minimal 1dbi. The boosted Rx gain compared to non boosted was around...

Yes. If you are good at soldering.

I did not boost the Nanosync. Ken

Those cables that came with the Nanosync antenna are not assembled well at all. They grind down the solder joint to get it flat. The braid was ground all the way down to the active element on one of mine. I had to fix it properly. I suggest you do the same. The small connector is a u.fl...

The antenna is a 7dbi patch antenna. I believe they are Artek or similar. They can be found on eBay and Amazon. Alibaba may have them for cheaper. I replaced the internal coax with a less loss rg316 and lined the back of the reflector with copper to shield any noise from the regulator and...