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bloodyroots 04-30-2003 01:43 AM

What's the best Mhz to run with...
 
What's the best Tomy Bit-G Mhz to run with MS pro Mhz 27 and 49 at the same time? I've tried the 57 Mhz booster with success, wondering if the other Mhz would run as good (No interference).

cowfish_29 04-30-2003 06:32 PM

as long as a person with a given frequency (say 45mhz) and a similar frequency (49mhz) are not BOTH very close to a 45 or 49mhz car, then you should be OK. A good idea is to stand at opposite ends of a track if your racing or something.

hogjowlz 05-01-2003 10:22 AM

also the higher the frequency the further the range(in theory).

cowfish_29 05-01-2003 11:27 PM

yeah, but not all controllers are created equal....just a combonation of hit and miss and getting the right controller from the right time period...i got a 4ch that has 3 ft range...angers me:rolleyes:

SlowbutCourious 05-02-2003 10:09 AM

any reg. bit i have does not intref. with any booster bits ...i fianly had some interferience with a 57mhz shen and a 27 mhz Ms but this only happend 1 time tho...

hogjowlz 05-02-2003 10:15 AM

ive seen intererence between diffrent brands before. higher frequencies dominate lower ones.

e_lm_70 05-05-2003 08:31 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by hogjowlz
also the higher the frequency the further the range(in theory).
What ?

It is the other way around !
Low Freq need less power for same range ... since power is fixed bigger range could be achieved only by lower freq !

Problem : 27MHz already used by other Radio stuff, like CB , so the 27MHz could be the most noisy freq ... so could result the worst range ....

e_lm_70

e_lm_70 05-05-2003 08:34 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by SlowbutCourious
any reg. bit i have does not intref. with any booster bits ...i fianly had some interferience with a 57mhz shen and a 27 mhz Ms but this only happend 1 time tho...
27MHz and 57 are under high interference because:

Transmitting at 27MHz means send an armonic at 54MHz
Transmitting at 57MHz means send an armonic at 28.5MHz

The power of the armonic is normaly produce a rage of few cm around: 20cm to 60cm !

e_lm_70

hogjowlz 05-05-2003 12:59 PM

lower frequency radio waves need more power to move through the air.

look at the new 3ghz cordless phones that can go 1000yds from the base but the old 900mhz ones would only go a few hundred feet.

this is the same principle.


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