experience crossing microwave PTP beams?

[seventies]

hi, I mostly use the drone (Air 2S now) to take pictures and videos of PTP (Point To Point) radio towers; the frequency these towers use are mostly in the 7 and 11 GHz bands, quite far from the WiFi frequencies used by our drones; anyway the ERP (Effective Radiated Power) on those frequencies is in the 1-10+ kW range;
a pro receiver couldn't care less, but the DJI receivers and electronics are another stuff; simple and direct question: does anybody have a direct experience of crossing the narrow beam of hi-power PTP connections over 6.5 GHz at a short distance?
thank you in advance,
Andrew

 

[MA2 317]

In the past when flying my Spark in an open field, there was a particular spot that affected the transmission of the Spark and would trigger a return to home.

I could fly below or above this band of whatever, but not through it.

There were a couple of water towers I would orbit that also effected the Spark once I got in front of the Yagi type of an antenna.

The Spark doesn't have Ocusync and I'm not sure if the Ocusync system would be affected the same.

 

[seventies]

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There were a couple of water towers I would orbit that also effected the Spark once I got in front of the Yagi type of an antenna.

this is very interesting, a Yagi is usually used below 1.2 GHz; I believe there are two possible problems: receiver overload (the signal pass thru all the filter stages/conversions), and it seems to be your spot problem, and EM interference with the electronics; in the first case, the drone should actually RTH, but what does it happen if the interference affects all other modules? in other words, how good are no-RF circuits shielded?