And they're not liking it. Anyone else have this problem?
You need to manually select your frequency band/channel so that it is not in the range of frequencies they use.
The analog transmission they use is not able to accomodate anything else transmitting on the same frequencies at any time like multiple digital transmissions would.
The Mini is likely using the 5.8 GHz band by default (which they use) while the M2 defaults to 2.4 and doesn't disturb them.
You need to manually select your frequency band/channel so that it is not in the range of frequencies they use.
The analog transmission they use is not able to accomodate anything else transmitting on the same frequencies at any time like multiple digital transmissions would.
The Mini is likely using the 5.8 GHz band by default (which they use) while the M2 defaults to 2.4 and doesn't disturb them.
Yes... same scenarioOkay, I’ll step up: I just got back from a second weekend in a row of flying my stock, un-modded Mini (FAA version) alongside FPV guys at a local park (Berkeley, California). We realized that when I had my Mini aloft, a couple guys had noticeably impaired video quality through their Fat Shark goggles. One reported seeing the horizontal lines of RF interference. Another said he actually had video cut out for a split second, a few times while he was flying near my Mini. (My first thought: Don’t fly near my Mini.)
I am not yet into FPV so I couldn’t explain further, but we tested flying my M2P with them, and they noticed no degradation in video quality.
Correct me if I’m wrong but I believe the FCC version of the MM only uses 5.8.You need to manually select your frequency band/channel so that it is not in the range of frequencies they use.
The analog transmission they use is not able to accomodate anything else transmitting on the same frequencies at any time like multiple digital transmissions would.
The Mini is likely using the 5.8 GHz band by default (which they use) while the M2 defaults to 2.4 and doesn't disturb them.
Ah yep, looks like it's the case.Correct me if I’m wrong but I believe the FCC version of the MM only uses 5.8.
So in this case you need to coordinate with them and choose a channel that's as far as possible to all of them, if any works at all.
...People respected it.
First off you have to realize that at many events the FPV folks are set to only use 20mw or so to keep from tripping all over each other.Should NOT happen. Will wait for further replies but would have to think RC problem. Frequency incorrect? Could you be carrying something else that’s causing their interference, Or only happens with a mini flight? Causing problems with all drones (brands), or limited few?
Mini FPV?
Describe the interference, AC RC, might help.
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