Nieuwe zenders FRSKY X9D X12D X16D
- Topicstarter tfcw2000
- Startdatum
klopt.
dat was mijn indruk ook.
maar wat is dan een normaal voltage van de accu in de zender als hij vol is?
Wat voor multimeter gebruikt je? Is het een digitale multimeter met een 9V batterij als voeding? Zo ja dan heb ik het sterke vermoeden dat de batterij van je multimeter te ver leeg is. De overgrote meerderheid van de veel en makkelijk verkrijgbare digitale multimeters werken met één bepaalde chip. Die chip gaat verkeerde waardes aangeven als de voedingsspanning lager wordt dan ongeveer 8V.
Grote kans dus dat de meter wel weer (redelijk) nauwkeurig wordt als je er een nieuwe 9V batterij in doet.
Grote kans dus dat de meter wel weer (redelijk) nauwkeurig wordt als je er een nieuwe 9V batterij in doet.
Hello,
I hope this is the right thread to post... If not, please forgive me and point me in the right direction.
I've got a Taranis Plus radio which I bought off HK. I'd like to perform certain modifications to the radio and the power supply...Unfortunately I was standing in another queue when they were handing out electronics knowledge and soldering skills...
I'm looking for someone or some place where I could get the Antenna mod for the Taranis as well as change the plugs on the LiFe battery I got for it, plus any other modifications that are recommended for this radio.
Right now I'm using the radio to fly my Phantom 2 ( I know, I know...) but within 2 weeks I'll receive a custom built FPV racer my buddy built for me back in the old country, and I plan using it for all my future models.
Your help and patience with me is greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
I hope this is the right thread to post... If not, please forgive me and point me in the right direction.
I've got a Taranis Plus radio which I bought off HK. I'd like to perform certain modifications to the radio and the power supply...Unfortunately I was standing in another queue when they were handing out electronics knowledge and soldering skills...
I'm looking for someone or some place where I could get the Antenna mod for the Taranis as well as change the plugs on the LiFe battery I got for it, plus any other modifications that are recommended for this radio.
Right now I'm using the radio to fly my Phantom 2 ( I know, I know...) but within 2 weeks I'll receive a custom built FPV racer my buddy built for me back in the old country, and I plan using it for all my future models.
Your help and patience with me is greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
Voor een 6s nimh pack is 7 volt een veilige waarde voor het alarm. Je zou nog tot 6.5 v door kunnen gaan. Zaak is nu om eerst de calibratie goed te krijgen. Daarna kun je heel simpel testen waar de grens ligt. Zet de zender aan en zet logging aan. Laat hem aan staan tot hij uitvalt. Daarna is in de log file de accu spanning te plotten. Je kan dan zelf bepalen op welke spanning je alarm wil zetten. Ik zou minimaal een half uur marge tot uitschakelen houden.
Gaat het laden wel goed? Je gebruikt toch geen externe acculader, maar een 12v voeding daarvoor?
Beste mensen.
Ik ben er uit.
Het was de multimeter met een lege 9volt zoals iemand al schreef. (bedankt)
Ik weet nu de exacte waardes, die heb ik vergeleken met een lipochecker.
Nu kan ik dus testen wanneer hij daadwerkelijk leeg is.
Ik laad hem op met de externe bijgeleverde voeding.... Het gaat goed komen.
Ik ben er uit.
Het was de multimeter met een lege 9volt zoals iemand al schreef. (bedankt)
Ik weet nu de exacte waardes, die heb ik vergeleken met een lipochecker.
Nu kan ik dus testen wanneer hij daadwerkelijk leeg is.
Ik laad hem op met de externe bijgeleverde voeding.... Het gaat goed komen.
ook ik ga de taranis plus aanschaffen,van clubleden goede reactie,s gehoort en gezien,ga hem bij micro-technics bestellen alleen zijn ze nog off-stock,reden is dat mijn tc7 te weinig mogelijkheden heeft,en deze zender kan alles wat ik wil.ben benieuwd waneer er weer een batch aankomt..
Hi Emanuel,
The Antenna mod will allow for installation of stronger antennas to increase signal strength. The battery modification is so that you can use a LiFe battery for longer operation than with the included stock NiMH battery.
I'm also interested in any other useful mods for this radio. Somewhere down the line I will be installing an LRS module in it but in the meantime I'd like to be able to squeeze as much as possible out of what's in the Taranis.
Stock 2000 mah battery will run all day, there are not many situations where you would need more. The antenna mod is not needed if you use the long range receiver. Stock receivers will get you to about 1.5 km of range. Some users have demonstrated over 3km with stock antenna and X8R receiver. With the long range receiver people have reached over 6 km.
Before you do any improvements on your Taranis I would advise to check how well it performs in standard form. You may be surprised.
Before you do any improvements on your Taranis I would advise to check how well it performs in standard form. You may be surprised.
Emanuel,
Thank you for the advice, however I think I still want to do these mods. The LRS will not work with all models, and I'm currently experiencing only 1/3rd of the range I had with the original TX/RX combo. I'm using a X8R-II rx installed in the Phantom.
As for the battery, better to have 2 power supply choices than 1. The Taranis came without a charger and I travel a lot - It's much more convenient to be able to charge all your batteries with one device.
Could you point me in the right direction please?
Thank you for the advice, however I think I still want to do these mods. The LRS will not work with all models, and I'm currently experiencing only 1/3rd of the range I had with the original TX/RX combo. I'm using a X8R-II rx installed in the Phantom.
As for the battery, better to have 2 power supply choices than 1. The Taranis came without a charger and I travel a lot - It's much more convenient to be able to charge all your batteries with one device.
Could you point me in the right direction please?
Hi Janek,
I think you have a non existing receiver ;-)
What range are you getting? Are you using a 1.2Ghz video link?
The battery mod is easy, just get a 2s lipo balance connector with some wires and solder a matching connector for your battery on the other end.
The antenna mod is tricky. I have the tools to do it properly and I have SMA connectors with wire and ufl connector. I don't have the ufl part that goes onto the RF board. I could solder the wire to the FR board like FrSky does, but with UFL conector its easier to swap out leads later.
EDIT: correction, I do have the ufl connectors also ;-)
I think you have a non existing receiver ;-)
What range are you getting? Are you using a 1.2Ghz video link?
The battery mod is easy, just get a 2s lipo balance connector with some wires and solder a matching connector for your battery on the other end.
The antenna mod is tricky. I have the tools to do it properly and I have SMA connectors with wire and ufl connector. I don't have the ufl part that goes onto the RF board. I could solder the wire to the FR board like FrSky does, but with UFL conector its easier to swap out leads later.
EDIT: correction, I do have the ufl connectors also ;-)
I'm getting about 1100m of solid connection, afterwards RSSI falls and the radio goes bonkers. Stock TX/RX tapped out at 2820m in a straight flight.
I use 5.8 Ghz for video.
Some people reported having problems with SWR not being 0-1 after soldering the ufl connector onto the board.
As for the battery mod, I really do have two left hands for soldering, hence why I started this thread...There's nothing worse in the world than a tinkerer without manual skills.
Sort of a contradicion don't you think, a modeller without skills
Just buy a spare 2000mAh NiMH pack, easy as pie.
Sort of a contradicion don't you think, a modeller without skills
Just buy a spare 2000mAh NiMH pack, easy as pie.
Which means I'm the perfect customer for a hobby store
And I have the battery I want to use, I just need to find a place where I can have the plugs changed... Is that unheard of?
I was being sarcastic, hence the smiley
I'm sure someone in your vicinity will be able to help you out.
E.g. being a store or another hobbyist.
The most difficult is obtaining the JST-EH connector (Shipping is more expensive!)
Make sure they get the polarity right, otherwise the magic smoke comes out.
I'm sure someone in your vicinity will be able to help you out.
E.g. being a store or another hobbyist.
The most difficult is obtaining the JST-EH connector (Shipping is more expensive!)
Make sure they get the polarity right, otherwise the magic smoke comes out.
I was being sarcastic, hence the smiley
I'm sure someone in your vicinity will be able to help you out.
E.g. being a store or another hobbyist.
The most difficult is obtaining the JST-EH connector (Shipping is more expensive!)
Make sure they get the polarity right, otherwise the magic smoke comes out.
I can always try Drone Specialist or Quartel, however they don't have particular affinity towards frSky radios and at Quartel the hate of some employees towards it almost borders on fanatical...
That shop is you've linked is half an hour away from me
You've got quite a collection, very nice. How do you like the Teksumo? You can send it via PM so as to not derail this topic any further.
Thx,
na 5 uur nonstop aan de lader brand de lamp op de az nog steeds mooi groen.
het lijkt erop dat hij langer moet laden dan dat hij te gebruiken is.
Is hij sneller te laden met een andere lader?
want dit lijkt gewoon nergens op.